Access control is a technology that ensures availability, integrity, and confidentialality
by preventing unauthorized internal access and external hacking atempts to
an organization's core IT assets such as databases, network, and servers.
Access control solutions are broadly classified into two main categories:
DAC(Database Access Control) and SAC(System Access Control), and in a broader sense,
they also include IM(Identity Managaement). With the growing use of cloud consoles
and large language models(LLMs), the need for WAC(Web Access Control) is also
emerging as a new requirement.
Access control is a technology that ensures
availability, integrity, and confidentiality
by preventing unauthorized internal access
and external hacking attempts to
an organization's core IT assets
such as databases, networks, and servers.
Access control solutions are broadly classified
into two main categories:
DAC (Database Access Control) and
SAC (System Access Control),
and in a broader sense,
they also include IM (Identity Management).
With the growing use of cloud consoles and
large language models (LLMs), the need for
WAC (Web Access Control) is also
emerging as a new requirement.
Data Access Control
DAC
In the traditinal sense,
DAC(Database Access Control) refers to access control based on user
authentication and authorization.
It aims to prevent unauthorized access
and enhance security through fine-grained, command-level access control for
authorized users.
Stricter compliance standards
now demand more than basic logging
and monitoring expanding to cover
DML - Data Manipulation - management
and up-to-date tracking of personal data stored in databases.
Data Access Control
DAC
In the traditinal sense, DAC(Database Access Control) refers to
access control based on user authentication and authorization.
It aims to prevent unauthorized access and enhance security through fine-grained, command-level access control for authorized users.
Stricter compliance standards now demand more than
basic logging and monitoring expanding to cover
DML - Data Manipulation - management and up-to-date
tracking of personal data stored in databases.
PNPSECURE DAC covers all four pillars
of access control: identification, authentication,
authorization, and accountability.
With these, organizations can achieve true and
reliable access control across their systems.
DAC, SAC, WAC, and IM each tackle critical
security challenges. Combined, they form
a cohesive, integrated architecture that
strengthens every layer of cybersecurity.
At PNPSECURE, we bring together
our deep expertise across DAC, SAC, WAC,
and IM to deliver a single, unified solution:
Unified-IAM - the smarter way to integrate
access control and identity management.
Unified-IAM empowers organizations to
choose only the features they need today,
while staying agile and ready for the challenges
of tomorrow’s IT environment.
Consult with
PNPSECURE Security Expertss
PNPSECURE DAC covers all four pillars of access control: identification, authentication, authorization, and accountability.
With these, organizations can achieve true and reliable access control across their systems.
DAC, SAC, WAC, and IM each tackle critical security challenges.
Combined, they form a cohesive, integrated architecture that strengthens every layer of cybersecurity.
At PNPSECURE, we bring together our deep expertise across DAC, SAC, WAC, and IM to deliver a single,
unified solution: Unified-IAM - the smarter way to integrate access control and identity management.
Unified-IAM empowers organizations to choose only the features they need today,
while staying agile and ready for the challenges of tomorrow’s IT environment.
Consult with PNPSECURE Security Experts
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