Description
Behavior is the missing layer. Once ontology and taxonomy are in place, behavior becomes observable. This is where governance becomes real. The key questions the current document does not address are whether data access aligns with historical role behavior, whether an agent is acting within its normal operational patterns, and whether usage is expected or anomalous. This is where RBAC evolves from static permissions into behavior-aware access control.
The question is no longer just “can this role access this data?” It becomes “does this role normally access this data, in this way, at this time, for this reason?” That distinction is everything.
Raised by
Doug Shannon
Description
Behavior is the missing layer. Once ontology and taxonomy are in place, behavior becomes observable. This is where governance becomes real. The key questions the current document does not address are whether data access aligns with historical role behavior, whether an agent is acting within its normal operational patterns, and whether usage is expected or anomalous. This is where RBAC evolves from static permissions into behavior-aware access control.
The question is no longer just “can this role access this data?” It becomes “does this role normally access this data, in this way, at this time, for this reason?” That distinction is everything.
Raised by
Doug Shannon