There are multiple different access control schemes that can be implemented within an organization. Which type of scheme restricts access based on sensitivity levels and is typically associated with the military?
Mandatory access control (MAC) is a type of access control scheme that labels information/systems with a sensitivity (clearance) level and access is only granted if the individual has a clearance level equal to or greater than that level.
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What are sensitivity levels in MAC?
How does MAC differ from other access control schemes?