Which objects are secured by default in RelativityOne and require contacting support for modifications?

In RelativityOne, the License and Resource File objects are secured by default to protect the integrity and security of important system configurations. This means that modifications to these objects are restricted, and any changes require direct engagement with Relativity support to ensure that such actions do not inadvertently compromise system performance or security.

The License object is crucial as it governs user access and system usage, ensuring compliance with the licensing agreements in place. The Resource File object contains various configurations and settings pivotal to the functionality of the platform. By requiring support intervention for modifications, Relativity maintains a controlled environment, minimizing the risk of errors or security breaches that could arise from unauthorized changes.

Unlike the License and Resource File objects, other object types, such as Workspace, User, Agent, Group, Client, and Matter objects, typically have more flexible security settings that allow administrators to manage them without necessitating support intervention.