Represents an independently persistable, subclassable container for a list of security templates. Through an object's SecurityPolicy property, a SecurityPolicy object is associated with a Document, CustomObject, or Folder object, and subclasses of those objects. When you create an object of one of these types, you can optionally assign a SecurityPolicy object to it. If not explicitly assigned, the object's SecurityPolicy property is assigned a value provided by the class's default.

The security policy defines the set of security templates that can be applied to the objects with which the policy is associated. The templates contained within a security policy can be one of two types: versioning or application templates. (For more information on security template types, see SecurityTemplate.)

You can create an instance of a SecurityPolicy object by calling CreateInstance methods on the Factory.SecurityPolicy class. A SecurityPolicy object can be retrieved from the object-valued SecurityPolicy property on a Containable object. (You cannot create a SecurityPolicy instance by retrieving it from the SecurityPolicy property.)

Public Interface ISecurityPolicy _
	Implements IRepositoryObject, IReplicable, ISubscribable, IIndependentlyPersistableObject,  _
	IIndependentObject, IEngineObject, ICloneable

public interface ISecurityPolicy : IRepositoryObject, 
	IReplicable, ISubscribable, IIndependentlyPersistableObject, IIndependentObject, IEngineObject, 
	ICloneable

public interface class ISecurityPolicy : IRepositoryObject, 
	IReplicable, ISubscribable, IIndependentlyPersistableObject, IIndependentObject, IEngineObject, 
	ICloneable

FileNet.Api.Security.ISecurityPolicy = function();
FileNet.Api.Security.ISecurityPolicy.createInterface('FileNet.Api.Security.ISecurityPolicy');