Description: Multilevel Security is a security model that uses multiple levels of authorization to protect sensitive information. This approach allows for the classification of information into different sensitivity categories, assigning each a specific access level. Users must meet certain authorization criteria to access data or resources based on their security level. This model is particularly relevant in environments where data protection is critical, such as databases and network operating systems. Multilevel Security focuses not only on user authentication but also on the integrity and confidentiality of information. Key features include data segmentation, the implementation of role-based access controls, and access auditing. This approach helps mitigate security risks by ensuring that only the right individuals have access to sensitive information, which is essential for complying with data management security regulations and standards.
