Role-based access control, or RBAC, is an approach for restricting access to digital resources based on a user’s role in an organization. For instance, under RBAC, a company’s accountant ...

The result is a transformative identity and access governance solution that harnesses powerful digital twin and knowledge graph technology to revolutionize enterprise role-based access control.

Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) The most granular of all access control types, ABAC takes into account multiple attributes, such as the user’s role, location or time of access request.

Role-based access control (RBAC) offers a way to better manage remote and hybrid risk. Paired with the principle of least privilege, government agencies can boost both access request visibility and ...

Microsoft on Thursday announced a public preview of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for Applications in Exchange Online.

As federal agencies move to a zero-trust architecture, they will need to make changes to their identity and access management systems and take advantage of just-in-time escalation.

Role-Based Identity Management Can Help Role-based access is a methodology that groups access rights into categories based on a specific attribute (role) to streamline access and authorization.

Governance policies should ensure that access is restricted based on necessity, reducing the risk of breaches and noncompliance. To enforce access controls: • Define role-based permissions.

Customers of Oracle subsidiary NetSuite’s ERP offering may be unaware that their custom record types grant unauthenticated access to sensitive data readily consumable via NetSuite’s APIs.