Description: Lattice-Based Access Control is a model of identity and access management that uses a lattice structure to define permissions and access levels to resources within a system. This approach allows administrators to assign roles and permissions in a more granular and flexible manner, facilitating the management of users and their respective authorizations. In a lattice, different access levels are represented in a way that reflects the relationships between users and resources. Each user can be granted access to resources based on their security classification and the classification of the resources, which provides a clear and organized visualization of permissions. This model is particularly useful in complex environments where detailed control over who can access what, and under what conditions, is required. Additionally, lattice-based access control can be integrated with other security policies, such as multi-factor authentication, to further enhance the protection of critical data and resources. Its implementation can vary across various systems, where security and access management are fundamental to the efficient and secure operation of organizations.
