👉 Permitted computing refers to the specific set of rules and guidelines that define what types of computing activities are allowed within a given system, network, or organization. These rules typically outline what software can be installed, what types of data processing can occur, and the extent to which resources like CPU time, memory, and storage can be utilized. Permitted computing is often established to ensure security, compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, protect intellectual property, and maintain the integrity and performance of the computing environment. It may also include restrictions on certain types of data handling, such as personal or sensitive information, and may vary based on the intended use of the computing resources, whether for research, development, production, or other purposes.
