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Test Your Knowledge on RBAC and Access Control Schemes

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Test Your Knowledge on RBAC and Access Control Schemes

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What is the main difference between RBAC and Rule-Based Access Control?

RBAC and Rule-Based Access Control do not assign permissions

RBAC assigns permissions based on job function while Rule-Based Access Control uses rules (correct)

RBAC assigns permissions based on a set of rules while Rule-Based Access Control uses job function

RBAC and Rule-Based Access Control are the same thing

How are permissions assigned in RBAC?

Based on a set of rules

Based on job function (correct)

Based on user preference

Based on alphabetical order

What is the main difference between Rule-Based Access Control and Attribute-Based Access Control?

Rule-Based Access Control and Attribute-Based Access Control do not assign permissions

Rule-Based Access Control assigns permissions based on job function while Attribute-Based Access Control uses rules

Rule-Based Access Control uses a set of rules to grant or deny access while Attribute-Based Access Control uses more flexible policies (correct)

Rule-Based Access Control and Attribute-Based Access Control are the same thing

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RBAC is a more practical access control scheme than others
Permissions are assigned to roles based on job function
Users are then assigned to those roles
RBAC is role-based, while Rule-Based Access Control (RBAC) uses rules
RBAC is used to assign permissions to roles like "SysAdmin" and "SalesRep"
RBAC assigns permissions based on what system admins and sales reps need to complete their tasks
In RBAC, a new user is assigned a role based on their job function
Rule-Based Access Control uses a set of rules to grant or deny access
Attribute-Based Access Control uses more flexible policies than Rule-Based
ABAC systems use several attributes to determine access policies

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Test your knowledge on access control schemes with this RBAC vs. Rule-Based vs. Attribute-Based Access Control quiz! Learn about the practicality and rules behind RBAC, the role-based assignment of permissions, and how RBAC assigns permissions to user roles like "SysAdmin" and "SalesRep." Compare this to Rule-Based Access Control, which uses a set of rules to grant or deny access, and Attribute-Based Access Control, which uses more flexible policies than Rule-Based. Explore the use of multiple