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Personas con
acceso al sistema desde dentro del perímetro de seguridad. Es decir, con cierta autorización
para el acceso.
1. (I) A user
(usually a person) that accesses a system from a position that is inside the
system's security perimeter. (Compare: authorized user, outsider, unauthorized
user.)
2. (O) A person
with authorized physical access to the system. Example: In this sense, an
office janitor is an insider, but a burglar or casual visitor is not. [NRC98]
3. (O) A person
with an organizational status that causes the system or members of the
organization to view access requests as being authorized. Example: In this
sense, a purchasing agent is an insider but a vendor is not. [NRC98]
[RFC4949:2007]
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