Role (Dictionary Entry)
- David Doret
Contexts | IAM |
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Term | Role |
Definitions | Should have a unique name. Often correspond to a job or business function. Often organized in a hierarchy. |
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Roles are, of course, the main focus of RBAC models. A role should have a unique name. Usually, a role is designed to correspond to a job function in a company, e.g. clerk, manager, programmer, etc. It is also customary for roles to be arranged in a role hierarchy [4] or role graph [7]. In the ANSI standard, the model called Core RBAC does not include role hierarchies.
(Osborn, 2007, p. 56)
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