Authorization
Once a subject has successfully authenticated, the next logical step is to get an authorized access to the resources assigned.
Upon successful authorization, an authenticated identity can request access to an object provided it has the necessary rights and privileges.
An access control matrix is one of the most common techniques used to evaluate and compare the subject, the object, and the intended activity. If the subject is authorized, then a specific action is allowed, and denied if the subject is unauthorized.
It is important to note that a subject who is identified and authenticated may not necessarily be granted rights and privileges to access anything and everything. The access privileges are granted based on the role ...
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