# Multi-brand implementation

How do you best control folder access, row level access, column level access and user attributes without recreating Explores and Dashboards?

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- Posted at: over 6 years ago
- Author title: Yield and Inventory Analyst
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

Hey Brian! 

I&#39;m Izzy, the Looker Community manager. 

There&#39;s 2 components here (well, a few more, but 2 high-level ones). Folder/content access and data/query access. For content access, we recommend you turn on the &quot;Closed System&quot; when working with a multi-tenant setup ( https://docs.looker.com/admin-options/tutorials/access-controls#configuring_a_closed_system ). By default, that entirely isolates users from different groups/brands from one another— And it&#39;s controlled by Looker groups so you can attach it to the actual model/data permissions.

There&#39;s a whole slew of ways to do data security. You can extend explores, rather than entirely rebuilding them, and/or use access_grants (https://docs.looker.com/reference/model-params/access_grant) or even sql_always_where and user attributes, to limit access to data.  There&#39;s a bunch more options, so I might repost this question on our community forums at www.discourse.looker.com. They&#39;re more lively than the G2 comment section and you might get some interesting examples from customers. 

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