Data access control is a way to determine who has access to what data within a company. This can apply, for example, to data in a database, files on a server or information shared over the Internet. Different types of restrictions can be placed on data access, depending on the level of confidentiality or sensitivity of the data. For example, some employees may have read-only access to certain data, while others may also have access to edit or delete data. Data access control can be used to prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing data, or to ensure that authorized users have access only to the data for which they have proper authorization. The goal is to ensure that corporate data is used and shared in a secure manner.
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