What is Pega RBAC?

 Pega RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a security feature of Pega Platform that authorizes users to Pega application functions based on their assigned roles. It assigns permissions and access control to roles that are used to control user access. RBAC is based on the concept of a "role" as it applies to an individual's relationship to an application or system, and the access and privileges associated with it. RBAC provides administrators with the ability to quickly grant and revoke access and securely manage users throughout an organization.

Pega RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a feature of the Pega Platform that enables role-based access to different parts of the application. This allows for different users with different roles to access specific parts of the application and sets the level of access that that user is able to have. This helps to ensure that users can only access what they need to do their jobs efficiently and securely, and helps companies to better control access to sensitive information.

Pega RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a security mechanism used in Pega applications which assign users and groups permissions based on their assigned roles. It provides an effective way to control user access to Pega applications through the use of roles, which define what access a user or a group of users should have within an application. This helps organizations maintain a secure and efficient user experience.

RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is security functionality that is built into the Pega Platform, allowing users to be granted access to specific functions based on their roles. The Pega RBAC function provides a range of settings and options for controlling access to system resources and applications, as well as a range of predefined roles. It is intended to simplify security management and ensure that users are granted access to the system in an organized and efficient manner.