How does RBAC differ from other access control methods?
- RBAC assigns access based on data sensitivity
- RBAC is limited to specific applications
- RBAC requires user authentication
- RBAC uses role-based permissions
RBAC differs from other access control methods by using role-based permissions. Instead of assigning access based on data sensitivity or requiring user authentication for each resource, RBAC simplifies access management by assigning roles to users and granting permissions based on those roles. This approach enhances security and streamlines access control processes.
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