Access control systems regulate access to resources within an organization, and can be categorized into three types: Role-Based, Discretionary, and Mandatory. Role-Based Access Control assigns permissions based on job functions, while Discretionary Access Control shares information based on necessity. Mandatory Access Control, common in government settings, organizes access rights into tiers. Continuous monitoring and verification is crucial in access control.
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