What aspect of the Historian does the Security feature primarily control?

The Security feature of the Historian primarily controls user access and permissions. This aspect is crucial in ensuring that only authorized individuals can access or modify the data stored within the Historian. By managing user permissions, the system enhances the integrity and confidentiality of the data by preventing unauthorized access, which could lead to data corruption or unauthorized alterations.

In a data-driven environment, it is vital that access is granted based on user roles and responsibilities. Properly implemented security measures ensure that users can only perform actions that are pertinent to their tasks, thereby safeguarding sensitive information and maintaining operational integrity. This aspect of security is foundational to any robust data management system and ensures compliance with industry regulations regarding data access and protection.

While data encryption, backup procedures, and system performance are all important components of a data management system, they do not fall under the specific purview of the Security feature in the context of controlling access and user permissions.