Context-Based Access Control

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Context-based access control, also known as dynamic access control, is an access control method where decisions to grant or deny access are made based on the context of the access request. The context may include factors such as the user's role, location, device type, network connection, and time o…

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Question 1

A multinational company has offices around the world and requires a context-based access control policy that restricts employees' access to sensitive data based on their location. Which attribute should be implemented for access control in this case?

Question 2

A company implemented a remote work policy in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. They need an access control system that allows employees to access company resources only during specific hours. Which access control system should they implement?

Question 3

A bank requires its users to authenticate via location-aware conditional access for its online banking services. Bank customers are only allowed to log in to their accounts from pre-registered IP addresses. Which context attribute is the bank using for access control?

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