Permissions, Policies, and Rights are terms associated with access control and security in computer systems, and the following are definitions:
Permissions specify the specific actions or operations allowed or denied to a user or group concerning a particular resource, such as reading, writing, executing, or modifying.
Policies consist of rules or guidelines that define and enforce security measures and configurations within an organization's IT infrastructure. They ensure consistent security practices throughout the system.
Rights refer to the privileges or entitlements granted to a user or group, enabling them to perform specific actions or access particular resources within a system. Rights are typically assigned based on user roles or administrative permissions.