Access Permission

An Access Permission is a permission that controls resource access or system access for access entities.

• AKA: Access Right, Access Privilege, Access Authorization.
• Context:
  • It can typically define Access Levels through access permission specification.
  • It can typically enforce Access Boundaries through access permission validation.
  • It can typically support Access Hierarchies through access permission inheritance.
  • It can typically maintain Access History through access permission tracking.
  • It can typically enable Access Sharing through access permission delegation.
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  • It can often implement Access Conditions through access permission rules.
  • It can often provide Access Notifications through access permission alerts.
  • It can often support Access Reviews through access permission audits.
  • It can often enable Access Recovery through access permission restoration.
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  • It can range from being a Minimal Access Permission to being a Full Access Permission, depending on its access permission scope.
  • It can range from being a Temporary Access Permission to being a Permanent Access Permission, depending on its access permission duration.
  • It can range from being a Individual Access Permission to being a Group Access Permission, depending on its access permission assignment.
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  • It can be granted by Access Administrators through access permission grant.
  • It can integrate with Authentication Systems for access permission verification.
  • It can utilize Access Control Lists for access permission storage.
  • It can comply with Access Policies through access permission enforcement.
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• Example(s):
  • Data Access Permissions, such as:
    • Database Access Permissions, such as:
      • Table Access Permission for database table access.
      • Schema Access Permission for database schema access.
    • File Access Permissions, such as:
      • Directory Access Permission for file directory access.
      • Document Access Permission for document content access.
  • Application Access Permissions, such as:
    • Email Access Permission for email application access.
    • Calendar Access Permission for calendar application access.
    • Contact Access Permission for contact application access.
  • System Access Permissions, such as:
    • Administrator Access Permission for system administration access.
    • Service Access Permission for system service access.
  • Network Access Permissions, such as:
    • Remote Access Permission for network remote access.
    • VPN Access Permission for network VPN access.
  • Conditional Access Permissions, such as:
    • Time-Based Access Permission for temporal access control.
    • Location-Based Access Permission for spatial access control.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Execution Permission, which controls program execution rather than resource access.
  • Modification Permission, which allows content changes rather than just access.
  • Creation Permission, which enables resource creation rather than access.
  • Deletion Permission, which permits resource removal rather than access.
• See: Permission, Access Control, Authorization, Data Access Permission, Application Access Permission, Conditional Access Permission, Access Management.

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