Security & Compliance
Role-based access control (RBAC) is a security model that grants permissions based on a user's role rather than to each individual, so people get exactly the access their job requires.
Definition
Role-based access control (RBAC) is a security model that grants permissions based on a user's role rather than to each individual, so people get exactly the access their job requires.
RBAC organizes permissions around roles. Instead of assigning access to each person one by one, you define roles - such as admin, manager, or member - each with a set of permissions, then assign people to roles.
This makes access easy to manage and audit. Changing what a role can do updates everyone in it, and reviewing who can do what becomes a question of roles rather than thousands of individual grants.
Atlas uses role-based access control so administrators can grant the right level of access across modules by role, keeping permissions consistent and reviewable.
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