Exploring Access Control Mechanisms.pdf
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When it comes to securing your cloud environment, choosing the right access control model is crucial. Here’s a quick look at the top options: 1️. Mandatory Access Control (MAC) • Principle: Access enforced by a central authority based on policies. • Best For: High-security environments like government and military. 2️. Discretionary Access Control (DAC) • Principle: The resource owner controls access. • Best For: Corporate environments where data owners need flexibility. 3️. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) • Principle: Access based on user roles within the organization. • Best For: Business environments where access depends on job functions. 4️. Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) • Principle: Access based on multiple attributes (user, resource, environment). • Best For: Cloud environments where flexibility and dynamic access control are needed.
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