Description: Object Security is a security model that focuses on protecting objects within a system, ensuring that only authorized users can access them and perform specific actions. This approach is based on user identification and authentication, as well as the implementation of access control policies that determine who can interact with which objects and in what manner. Objects can include files, databases, network resources, and other critical elements within a computing environment. Object security is fundamental to preventing unauthorized access, improper modifications, and the disclosure of sensitive information. Additionally, it relies on security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability, which are essential for maintaining trust in information systems. This model is implemented through various techniques, such as the use of permissions, roles, and access control lists, which effectively manage who has access to what resources and under what conditions. The relevance of object security has grown with the increase in cyber threats and the need to protect critical data in an increasingly digitalized world.
