In the Security Editor, which permission is NOT manageable by a developer?

In the Security Editor of Sitecore, the permission that is not manageable by a developer is access. Access permissions typically refer to the ability to reach or use specific items or content within the Sitecore platform. These permissions are often more tightly controlled by system administrators or those with specific governance roles because they can fundamentally affect user access to the system and its resources.

Developers primarily handle permissions related to editing, deleting, and viewing content, which are more centered around how users can interact with and manage the content within the Sitecore environment. Granting or restricting access often requires a broader understanding of system security and the implications of user roles, which may exceed the typical scope of a developer's responsibilities.

As a result, while developers can manage the other permissions to allow users to create, modify, and view content items, the control over who can access these items generally falls under the purview of higher-level roles focused on security and governance. This distinction highlights the importance of robust security management practices in content management systems like Sitecore.