In computer security, the level of authority a user has while accessing a secured file or library
A numeric value ranging from 0 to 1000 Every workflow user operates at a specific access level The access level defines whether the user can modify certain workflow data You can only modify data that is protected at a level equal to or higher than your access level
A permission given to a user controlling which Perforce commands can be used Access levels are assigned with p4 protect The five access levels are list, read, write, review, and super
(obs ) In Cyc-9, the access level of an assertion determines whether inferencing involving that assertion occurs at assert time or at ask time Access level is replaced in Cyc-10 by direction Only two access level values were commonly used in Cyc-9: 0, which corresponds to the Cyc-10 direction forward, and 4, which corresponds to the Cyc-10 direction backward For more information on direction, click here
A level associated with an individual who may be accessing information (for example, a clearance level) or with the information which may be accessed (for example, a classification level) (NRC, 1991, as cited in HISB, DRAFT GLOSSARY OF TERMS RELATED TO INFORMATION SECURITY IN HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS draft Glossary of Terms Related to Information Security in Health Care Information Systems)
Hierarchical portion of the security level used to identify the sensitivity of AIS data and the clearance or authorization of users NOTE: Access level, in conjunction with the non-hierarchical categories, forms the sensitivity label of an object See category [1]
The level of programs and data to which a given terminal and/or operator are granted access
A level associated with an individual who may be accessing information (for example, a clearance level) or with the information, which may be accessed (for example, a classification level) (NRC, 1991, as cited in HISB, DRAFT GLOSSARY OF TERMS RELATED TO INFORMATION SECURITY IN HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS draft Glossary of Terms Related to Information Security in Health Care Information Systems)
Controls who can access information about your Entry or Task There are four different levels: Normal, Confidential, Personal and Public
A security measure used to check the sensitivity of data and then to permit or authorize a user
the hierarchical portion of the security level used to identify the sensitivity of data and the clearance or authorization of users Note: The access level, in conjunction with the nonhierarchical categories, forms the sensitivity label of an object See category, security level, and sensitivity label
The hierarchical portion of the security level used to identify the sensitivity of data and the clearance or authorization of users Access level, in conjunction with the nonhierarchical categories, forms the sensitivity label of an object [NSTISSC] The hierarchical portion of the security level used to identify the sensitivity of data and the clearance or authorization of users Note: The access level, in conjunction with the non-hierarchical categories, forms the sensitivity label of an object [AJP][NCSC/TG004][SRV] (see also access control, security level)