# Classic Security Management Console

***Deprecated***

The classic svySecurityConsole has been deprecated in favor of the modern [svySecurityConsoleUX](/guides/develop/programming-guide/extensions/modules/svysecurity/security-management-console.md)

The svySecurity has a companion administration console which provides out of the box intuitive options for all security-related administration tasks along with some useful summary and usage statistics.

![Security Management Console Home Page](/files/LPM3pi4Kbfam54iX1wGg) ![Security Management Console Tenant Page](/files/85Ps1ytWuvlXDch5cZYj) ![Security Management Console User Page](/files/c2knpPaVlMV3uUInFFl1)

Only users that are members of the built-in Servoy security Administrators group can access the Security Management Console. You can create administrator user accounts on the [Servoy Application Server admin page](/guides/deploy/server-configuration.md#servoy-admin-page).

The Security Management Console also provides detailed information for user sessions. It even includes a visual map with the approximate location associated with the client IP address. ![Security Management Console Session Page](/files/kD941M4wj8h1s7T1mt1H) For this purpose the console uses the [svyGMaps](https://github.com/Servoy/svyGMaps) compontent which **requires** a Google API Key. You can get one [here](https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key) for free and provide it to the Security Configuration Console by adding the following [user property](https://wiki.servoy.com/display/public/DOCS/Admin+Settings) on the Servoy App Server admin page:

**user.GoogleAPIKey=YOUR\_GOOGLE\_API\_KEY**

![Adding user property in Servoy Admin page](/files/jyXd7il7wMiUbYM0Vf65)

**Note:** After generating the Google API Key be sure to enable the Google Maps JavaScript API Service in your Google API Console.


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