What is the purpose of access control? I. To prevent activities that could lead

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What is the purpose of access control? I. To prevent activities that could lead to a breach of security (i.e. information leakage) II. To mitigate the risks of unauthorized access to data, resources, and systems III. To evaluate the threat of attacks on data, resources, and systems I only II only III only I and II I, II and III What is the most accurate statement of the relationship between authentication and access control? Authentication of a user needs to be successfully completed before the enforcement of access control Access control needs to be successfully performed before the authentication process can begin Authentication and access control must be performed simultaneously No authentication is needed before the enforcement access control The effectiveness of authentication depends on a proper access control enforcement The access matrix is An implementation that indicate subjects and objects A conceptual model that specifies the rights that each subject possesses for each object One type of access control policies High level guidelines that determine how accesses are controlled and access decisions are determined Low-level software and hardware functions that can be configured to implement a policy

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The purpose of access control :

I. To prevent activities that could lead to a breach of security (i.e. information leakage)

II. To mitigate the risks of unauthorized access of data, resources and systems

III. To evaluate the threat of attacks on data, resources, and system.

Ans : I, II and III

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