deny access

/dɪˈnaɪ ˈækses/

prevent someone from entering or using something

The system denied access to unauthorized users.

The system blocked unauthorized users from entering.

Technology

formaltechnical

To prevent someone or something from gaining entry to a place, system, or resource.

The firewall denied access to suspicious IP addresses.

The firewall blocked suspicious IP addresses from accessing the network.

The website denied access to users without a valid subscription.

The website restricted access to only those with a valid subscription.

Commonly used in cybersecurity, network administration, and digital rights management.

Collocations

deny access toprevent entry toaccess deniedentry blocked

allow someone to enter or use something

the process of managing who can enter or use a system

In IT, 'deny access' often refers to blocking unauthorized users or systems from accessing data or networks.

Denying access is a fundamental security measure to protect sensitive information and systems.

Derived from the verb 'deny' (to refuse) and the noun 'access' (the right or ability to enter or use).

Often used in technical contexts, such as IT security, where systems or software prevent unauthorized access.

deny

to refuse or reject

root

access

the ability to enter or use something

root

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