👉 Permission computing, also known as attribute-based access control (ABAC), is a sophisticated model for managing access to resources based on attributes and policies rather than fixed roles or identities. In this approach, access decisions are made by evaluating a set of attributes associated with the user, resource, environment, and context, which can include factors like user roles, department, time of access, location, device type, and security policies. This dynamic and flexible framework allows for fine-grained control over access rights, enabling organizations to enforce complex and context-aware policies that adapt to changing conditions. By leveraging attributes and policies, permission computing enhances security and privacy while supporting scalability and adaptability in diverse and evolving IT environments.
