Autorisierungsschritten

Autorisierungsschritten refers to the sequence of actions or checks a system performs to determine if a user or process has the necessary permissions to access a resource or perform an action. This is a fundamental concept in information security and access control. Typically, authorization follows authentication, which verifies the identity of the user or process. Once authenticated, the system consults authorization rules or policies to decide whether to grant or deny the request. These steps can involve checking user roles, group memberships, specific object permissions, or even contextual factors like time of day or location. A common model is Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), where users are assigned roles, and roles are granted permissions. The authorization steps would then involve identifying the user's roles and checking if those roles have the required permissions for the requested operation. In more granular systems, specific rights might be attached directly to individual users or objects. The process is designed to enforce the principle of least privilege, ensuring that entities only have access to what they absolutely need. The failure of any authorization step typically results in the denial of access.