Kognitiv Loyalty and the Principle of Least Privilege

Just enough system access to get the job done

One of the simplest ways to ensure the security of Kognitiv Loyalty is the Principle of Least Privilege. That is, a user should only have the privileges they need to get their job done.

Giving users more authority than they need for their jobs makes Kognitiv Loyalty less secure. A low level user should never have the ability to make high level changes.

When defining user roles in Kognitiv Loyalty, remember: the fewer permissions users have, the more secure the platform stays.