Control Access

Definition

Control access refers to the ability of digital content creators to manage and regulate how their works are accessed by users. It involves setting permissions and restrictions on who can view, download, share or modify the content.

Related terms

Digital Rights Management (DRM): DRM is a technology used by content creators to limit unauthorized copying or distribution of their digital works.

Encryption:

Encryption is the process of converting data into a code format so that it can only be accessed with an encryption key. It helps protect sensitive information from unauthorized access.

Access Control List (ACL): An ACL is a list maintained by digital content creators that specifies which users have permission to access certain resources or files. It helps in regulating user access within a system.