RBAC is an access control model that defines permissions based on the roles of individual users within an organization. It is well-suited for large organizations because it allows administrators to define useful roles and permissions for groups rather than individual users. While simpler than attribute-based access control, RBAC provides a standard way to centrally manage authorization for applications and data.

1. Role Based Access
Control
(RBAC)

2. Points To Cover
● RBAC Model.
● RBAC Relationships.
● Conclusions

3. RBAC Model : Capability

4. RBAC Model : Permission

5. Enterprise-Level Access Control
● RBAC is a good model for large organizations.
● Defining useful roles/permissions is critical.
● RBAC is one point on the IAM design spectrum
o Access Control List (ACL) is a simple approach
o Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) is more
complex/powerful.

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