How to enable security in HRMS

Hello
I want to know is there any way we can enable security in HRMS such a way that we can hide/mask National Identification Number/Salary etc from application and also from back end.
Thanks!

Security could be enable in HRMS in various ways . Using Security profile in Oracle HRMS controls the list of Employees that are visible to a given user from “Employee/Person Screen”.
For hide/mask National Identification Number/Salary information you can go with Form personlization.
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