Least Privilege at Human Speed
Apply least-privilege thinking when requesting, granting, or sharing workplace access.
Least privilege is the everyday version of zero trust. Resource first Start with the thing that needs protection: the customer file, payroll report, source repo, admin console, or supplier contract. Then ask who needs what action on that resource and for how long. Blast radius matters A broad permission does not feel risky when granted to a trusted person. It becomes risky when that account is compromised, that link is forwarded, or that role changes. Narrow access makes inevitable human and technical failures smaller. Access should expire with the work Good access has a reason, an owner, and an end…
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