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Role Based Access Control
Role Based Access Control
Role Based Access
Control
RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a method for controlling who can access what resources based on their role in an organization.
Instead of assigning permissions to individual users, you assign them to roles (such as "admin", "data scientist", or "viewer"). Users are granted access to resources or actions based on the role(s) they have.
Control who can query or deploy model.
Protects against accidental misuse or abuse
Prevents access to restricted or fine-tuned models
RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a method for controlling who can access what resources based on their role in an organization.
Instead of assigning permissions to individual users, you assign them to roles (such as "admin", "data scientist", or "viewer"). Users are granted access to resources or actions based on the role(s) they have.
Control who can query or deploy model.
Protects against accidental misuse or abuse
Prevents access to restricted or fine-tuned models
Robust Audit Logs
Robust audit logs
Robust audit logs
Audit Logs are detailed records of actions taken in a system. They log: who did what, when they did it, what data or models were accessed or changed, and where the action was performed from (IP, device, etc.).
These logs helps us detect abuse, misuse, or data breaches and supports compliance (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR)
How does RBAC improve security?
RBAC limits system access to only authorized users by defining roles and permissions, reducing risk of data leaks.
What information is captured in the audit logs?
Logs include who accessed what, action taken, status, timestamp, and affected resources—all for traceability.
How are logs stored and accessed?
Audit logs are securely stored, timestamped, and searchable. Only users with the right permissions can access or review them.
How does RBAC improve security?
RBAC limits system access to only authorized users by defining roles and permissions, reducing risk of data leaks.
What information is captured in the audit logs?
Logs include who accessed what, action taken, status, timestamp, and affected resources—all for traceability.
How are logs stored and accessed?
Audit logs are securely stored, timestamped, and searchable. Only users with the right permissions can access or review them.
How does RBAC improve security?
RBAC limits system access to only authorized users by defining roles and permissions, reducing risk of data leaks.
What information is captured in the audit logs?
Logs include who accessed what, action taken, status, timestamp, and affected resources—all for traceability.
How are logs stored and accessed?
Audit logs are securely stored, timestamped, and searchable. Only users with the right permissions can access or review them.