Description: Access rights management involves controlling who can access what resources within an organization. This approach is fundamental to ensuring information security and protecting digital assets. In a business environment, access rights management is based on policies that determine user access levels to different systems, applications, and data. This is achieved through the implementation of access controls, which can be role-based, attribute-based, or policy-based. Access rights management focuses not only on user authentication but also on authorization, ensuring that each individual has access only to the information necessary to perform their job. This approach helps minimize the risk of security breaches by limiting the exposure of sensitive data to those who do not have a legitimate need to access it. Furthermore, in the context of Zero Trust security, access rights management becomes a critical component, as it assumes that no entity, whether internal or external, is trustworthy by default. Therefore, every access request must be verified and validated, reinforcing the importance of having a robust access rights management system that adapts to the evolving needs of the organization.
