The first and foremost best configuration practice is to get rid of the default admin account. This is something that is generally applicable everywhere. The problem is that everyone knows the default account password, so if we don't change it, let alone delete the account altogether, some malicious users could get access to our database. The following screenshot shows the Add a new user function:
We navigate to the Users icon on the administrative toolbar. Then we add a new User. At first we should add an Administrator. Once this is done, we can specify many other users with either User or Local user privileges. The difference between User and Local user is that the latter is limited to viewing only particular TAG-based hosts (if this feature is activated, of course). Moreover, the User has global viewing rights to the database.
If we use TAGs to delimit separate locations of the company, then this function makes sense.