Abstract: A security server provides dynamic permissions for an enterprise data source. The security server establishes permissions rules for a data source of the enterprise. For example, the permissions rules describe permissions policies applicable to users of the enterprise in given contexts. The security server evaluates the permissions rules in view of a context to produce a dynamic permissions policy for the data source. The context describes the environment of the data source at a point in time (e.g., a current time). The dynamic permissions policy describes permissions of users of the enterprise with respect to the data source and the context. The security server transmits the dynamic permissions policy to the enterprise such that the enterprise is able to implement the dynamic permissions policy at the data source.

Abstract: Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer-readable storage mediums are described for assigning a security risk score to a resource. In one example, resource access data is collected for a resource. Based at least on the resource access data, a data risk index (DRI) score is generated for the resource. The DRI score comprises a value that is indicative of a level of risk that the resource will be compromised. At least one of the DRI score, an alert based at least on the DRI score, or a policy change for the resource based at least on the generated DRI score is reported to an administrator.

Abstract: A security server provides dynamic permissions for an enterprise data source. The security server establishes permissions rules for a data source of the enterprise. For example, the permissions rules describe permissions policies applicable to users of the enterprise in given contexts. The security server evaluates the permissions rules in view of a context to produce a dynamic permissions policy for the data source. The context describes the environment of the data source at a point in time (e.g., a current time). The dynamic permissions policy describes permissions of users of the enterprise with respect to the data source and the context. The security server transmits the dynamic permissions policy to the enterprise such that the enterprise is able to implement the dynamic permissions policy at the data source.