👉 The "Permissions Fluid" concept refers to a flexible and dynamic model of access control where permissions are not strictly hierarchical or rigidly defined but instead adapt based on context, user roles, and specific situations. Unlike traditional permission systems that assign permissions to users or groups in a fixed manner, Permissions Fluid allows for more granular and situational access decisions. This means that permissions can be granted or revoked based on factors such as the user's current role, location, time of access, device used, or even the specific task being performed. This approach enhances security by minimizing unnecessary access and improving efficiency by ensuring users only have the permissions necessary for their immediate needs, while also providing administrators with more control and visibility over access rights.
