Access Control

Access Control is a security measure to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive information or resources. It involves the specification of rules and policies for granting, denying, or limiting access to those resources. Access Control can be implemented in various ways, such as passwords, biometrics, tokens, or physical keys. The aim is to safeguard data integrity and prevent unauthorized access to confidential data. Access Control helps organizations maintain compliance with legal regulations and industry standards while protecting their assets from malicious actors. Additionally, it provides an additional layer of protection from cyberattacks by ensuring that only trusted users have access to protected systems and networks.