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Access Control

Access control in cybersecurity refers to the process


of managing and regulating who is allowed to access
certain data, applications, and resources.
It represents a critical security measure to ensure
that only authorized individuals or entities can access
sensitive information or systems.
Access control methods can include role-based access
control (RBAC), discretionary access control (DAC),
and mandatory access control (MAC).
Common issues with access control include overly
permissive permissions, lack of proper access reviews, and inadequate implementation of
the principle of least privilege.
Access control is part of a larger concept known as identity and access management (IAM),
which encompasses all policies and technologies used to manage digital identities and
control access to resources.

Source:

What Is Access Control? | Microsoft Security

What Is Access Control? - Network Cybersecurity Systems (fortinet.com)

What is Access Control? Types, Importance & Best Practices (sentinelone.com)

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