Describe how rule-based access controls can be implemented in the DAC model.
What will be an ideal response?
With DAC model rule-based access controls, access to information is granted based on a set of rules specified by a central authority. This is a DAC model because the individual user is the one who decides which rules apply. Role-based models can also be implemented under DAC if an individual system owner wants to create the rules for other users of that system or its data.
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