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What form of access control is based on access control lists that define which users can access objects?
the passive entity that is the target of an access request. the active entity that initiates an access request.
What is difference between joint venture and subsidiary?
If you have control over an entity, that entity is your subsidiary. Control means that you make the strategic decisions of that subsidiary. If you and another party(parties) share joint control over an entity, that entity is a joint venture of the parties that control it. "Joint control" is usually governed by a contractual arrangement and would mean that the unanimous consent of the parties controlling it is necessary to make strategic decisions.
What type of access control is determined by configuring an access control list or ACL?
Discretionary Access Control
What is a software control?
"Access control" means that you control who has access to certain things - so an access control software is software that helps you achieve that.
How can you control the access to a system?
You can control the access to a system by buying or downloading certain programs. An example of a program that gives you the ability to control the access to a system is Network Access Control.
The US Constitution placed the control of education with which entity?
the States
What is the difference between access control list and access control entry?
Access Control list is the audit settings and security settings of objects. whereas Access Control Entry is the entry within the ACL. mightymax
What type of logical access control method allow you to define who can access an object and the type of access that they will have to that object?
Access control list
With the discretionary access control model the most common control implementation is through?
access control lists
Logical access control method can be used to limit access to specific resources in a domain environment?
Access control list (ACL)
A stateful firewall uses what type of access control?
Context-dependent access control
What is transitive access?
Transitive access refers to a situation in which a user or entity gains access to a resource not directly but through another user or entity that has that access. This often occurs in network security and permissions management, where permissions granted to one user can extend to others they interact with, potentially leading to unintended access to sensitive information. Proper management and monitoring of permissions are essential to mitigate risks associated with transitive access.
