Management & GovernanceQuestion 82 of 100
What does the principle of 'least privilege' mean when assigning RBAC roles?
a.Every user gets full administrator rights
b.Users are given only the minimum permissions necessary to perform their tasks
c.No user is ever given any access
d.Permissions are assigned randomly
Explanation
Least privilege means granting users just enough access to do their jobs and no more. This reduces the risk and potential impact of compromised or misused accounts. RBAC supports this by allowing precise, scoped role assignments.
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