A company gave a user the permission to read file1 because he is the accountant manager...

A company gave a user the permission to read file1 because he is the accountant manager of the company. What is the type of this access control model: a) Role based control b) Network access control (NAC) c) Mandatory access control (MAC) d) Discretionary access control (DAC)

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A company gave a user the permission to read file1 because he is the accountant manager of the company. This condition comes under Role based access control (RBAC) as its name suggest itself it is based on the role of the employee in the enterprise or company you assign the access privilleges in the company according to their role suppose there is an adminitrator role of the employee in the company then he has the access all over the files in the company as he is on the administrator role in the company

Where Network access control (NAC) restrict the particular user to access the particular network of the company

Mandatory access control (MAC) and Discretionary access control (DAC) are somewhat similar because they both required the some specific credentials like user id and password to authenticate the authorized user for accessing the resources.

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