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Printer Friendly    Text Version  Email Page Access Control Impact The basic “flow” of access controls for a resource go something like this: A user (identification) logs in to a server with a password (authenticates) and then the user is validated against the database of allowable users (authorization) and if there is a match, is allowed to process information based on the permissions (privileges) granted to the user by the system administrator.

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