[Verse 1] In the world of legal tech where data flows like streams Every client file and document needs protecting schemes We borrowed from the shipping yards where cargo classification Determines who can access what through risk evaluation [Chorus] Risk-Based Access Control, check the threat and role Classify, Authenticate, Authorize the whole High risk needs more gates, low risk flows more free RBAC patterns keep our legal data safely [Verse 2] Start with classification engines, sorting matter types Merger docs get highest locks, routine forms get lighter gripes Context matters just like cargo, destination and the source Time-sensitive negotiations need a more restrictive course [Chorus] Risk-Based Access Control, check the threat and role Classify, Authenticate, Authorize the whole High risk needs more gates, low risk flows more free RBAC patterns keep our legal data safely [Bridge] Dynamic permissions shift and change As matter status rearranges Junior associates see summaries While partners hold the master keys Multi-factor when stakes are high Single sign-on when risk is light Adaptive guards that learn and grow Protecting what clients need to know [Verse 3] Monitor the access patterns, log each file request Anomaly detection spots when something's not the best Just like ports inspect their cargo before it leaves the dock Our legal systems need smart layers, not just basic locks [Chorus] Risk-Based Access Control, check the threat and role Classify, Authenticate, Authorize the whole High risk needs more gates, low risk flows more free RBAC patterns keep our legal data safely [Outro] From shipping yards to legal firms The principle still holds Protect what matters most with care While letting routine unfold
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