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"File permissions" as a book category covers the principles, practices, tools and policies used to control who can read, write, execute or otherwise access files and data across computing environments. Titles in this category range from introductory explanations of UNIX/Linux file modes, Windows NTFS permissions and ACLs to advanced treatments of access control models (DAC, MAC, RBAC), capability systems, SELinux/AppArmor, cloud IAM for storage services, and cryptographic/file-system encryption. Books may be practical how‑tos and administration guides for setting and auditing permissions, developer references for using permission APIs, security analyses of common misconfigurations and attacks, or policy- and compliance-focused treatments linking permissions to privacy, forensics and governance. The audience includes system and security administrators, developers, auditors and students who need to design, implement or evaluate robust access controls for files and data.

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