In this access control method permissions aren’t assigned to users directly. The permissions are assigned to security groups based on which permissions are needed to perform a certain job function then the user is assigned to security groups as needed.
Role-based access control (RBAC) is the access control method that assigns permissions to security groups based on roles (job functions). Users are assigned to security groups that align with the permissions needed for them to perform their duties.
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