Network SecurityQuestion 61 of 100
Which access control method assigns permissions to users based on their job function within an organization?
a.Discretionary access control
b.Mandatory access control
c.Role-based access control
d.Rule-based access control
Explanation
Role-based access control (RBAC) grants permissions according to a user's role or job function, simplifying administration at scale. Users inherit access by being placed into roles rather than being assigned rights individually. This supports least-privilege principles.
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