Authorization Control System
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An Authorization Control System is an access control system that requires explicit permission before executing actions.
- AKA: Authorization System, Permission System, Access Authorization System, Auth Control System.
- Context:
- It can typically verify Permissions before allowing action execution.
- It can typically enforce Policy Rules through access control mechanisms.
- It can typically create Audit Trails for compliance tracking.
- It can often validate User Consent through approval workflows.
- It can often check Regulatory Compliance against legal requirements.
- It can often enforce Operational Boundarys via scope limitations.
- It can often implement Action Gatekeeping using safety checks.
- It can range from being a Basic Authorization Control System to being an Advanced Authorization Control System, depending on its authorization control mechanism complexity.
- It can range from being an Implicit Authorization Control System to being an Explicit Authorization Control System, depending on its permission protocol.
- It can range from being a Manual Authorization Control System to being an Automated Authorization Control System, depending on its automation level.
- It can range from being a Single-Domain Authorization Control System to being a Multi-Domain Authorization Control System, depending on its domain scope.
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- Examples:
- Enterprise Authorization Control Systems, such as:
- Application Authorization Control Systems, such as:
- Document Authorization Control Systems, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Authentication System, which focuses on identity verification rather than permission management.
- Monitoring System, which observes without authorization control.
- Data Storage System, which lacks authorization enforcement.
- See: Access Control System, Permission, Explicit Permission Protocol, Safety Gate Pattern, Action Boundary Enforcement, File Processing Authorization, Gatekeeping Mechanism, Safety System, Audit Trail.