from AccessControl import ClassSecurityInfo class MyClassWithSecurityInfo(object): security = ClassSecurityInfo() security.declareObjectPublic() security.setDefaultAccess('allow') def myPublicMethod(self): # Allow public access pass security.declareProtected('View', 'myProtectedMethod') def myProtectedMethod(self): # Only allow access if user has 'View' permission pass security.declarePrivate('myPrivateMethod') def myPrivateMethod(self): # Only allow access within the object passIn this example, the ClassSecurityInfo decorator is used to define the access control rules for the methods of `MyClassWithSecurityInfo`. The `security.declareObjectPublic()` call makes the entire object publicly accessible, whereas `security.setDefaultAccess('allow')` sets the default permission to allow. The `security.declareProtected()` and `security.declarePrivate()` methods allow finer-grained control over access to specific methods. In this example, `myProtectedMethod()` is protected by the 'View' permission, and `myPrivateMethod()` is only accessible within the object itself. This library is part of the Zope application server.