BCS Exam CISMP-V9 Topic 1 Question 63 Discussion

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Question #: 63
Topic #: 1

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A system administrator has created the following "array" as an access control for an organisation.

Developers: create files, update files.

Reviewers: upload files, update files.

Administrators: upload files, delete fifes, update files.

What type of access-control has just been created?

ATask based access control.

BRole based access control.

CRule based access control.

DMandatory access control.

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by Stevie at Oct 20, 2023, 01:16 AM

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Eden

1 months ago

I'm going with Role Based Access Control. Although, if I was an Administrator, I'd probably just delete all the files and start fresh. Simplify things, you know?

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Mari

23 hours ago

Yeah, starting fresh might be a bit drastic. It's important to have the right access control in place to prevent such actions.

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Shalon

6 days ago

I agree, it's easier to manage access that way. But deleting all the files as an Administrator seems a bit extreme.

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Yen

1 months ago

I think it's Role Based Access Control too. It makes sense to assign permissions based on roles.

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Paulina

2 months ago

Wow, this is a classic case of Role Based Access Control. I wonder if the Administrators can also 'undelete' files. That would be a neat trick!

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Melodie

2 months ago

Ha! This is easy, it's Role Based Access Control. I can already see the Administrators role and their superpowers to delete files. Easy peasy!

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Daron

9 days ago

No, it's actually Role based access control. The roles determine the access permissions.

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Marisha

14 days ago

I think it's Task based access control.

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Cordie

25 days ago

Yes, you're right! It's Role Based Access Control.

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Jerry

2 months ago

Hmm, I was thinking it could be Rule Based Access Control since the permissions seem to be based on specific rules. But Role Based makes more sense here.

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