How to edit access rights to Windows services?

Question

Access rights

In the Windows registry, you can set access rights to services. These settings are stored at
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\ServiceName\Security
where ServiceName is the name of the service. But they are stored in such a way that simply taking and editing them with a registry editor will not work. Some program is needed that will allow this to be edited in the form of SDDL permissions, i.e. as well as file and registry permissions. Where can you find this program?
UPD: already found another way.
Run mmc.exe, add the "Security Templates" snap-in, create your own template. In it, you can edit the type of service startup and user access rights to them. The template must be applied for the changes to take effect.

Answer 1

See help for sc command with sdset and sdshow
blogs.msmvps.com/erikr/2007/09/26/set-permissions-...

Answer 2

process hacker >services>properties> security
there is an option to edit rights, but I personally did not use it, you need to look, is everything saved and edited normally