Gerenciamento de identidade e acesso nos dados comerciais para combater violação de direitos

Abstract

The sharing of strategic information in business partnerships aimed at developing technological solutions increases the exposure of trade secrets within collaborative digital environments. Although non-disclosure agreements establish legal obligations between the parties, their effectiveness depends on the implementation of technical mechanisms capable of restricting access and ensuring the traceability of actions performed on informational assets. This study aimed to analyze the application of Identity and Access Management mechanisms to support the protection of trade secrets in a simulated organizational scenario of business partnership. The research is characterized as applied, with a qualitative and descriptive approach, developed through bibliographic and documentary research combined with the construction of a simulated organizational scenario. Based on the identified requirements, an access control model was designed around four pillars: identification, authentication, authorization, and monitoring. The analysis indicated that the integration of these mechanisms contributes to proper access restriction, user accountability, and the demonstration of reasonable measures for protecting trade secrets. It is concluded that Identity and Access Management represents a relevant instrument to strengthen governance over strategic information in business partnerships.