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Time-Based Access Control

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Time-based access control is an access control method in which permissions are granted to access resources or systems based on specified time frames or schedules. The purpose of implementing time-based access control is to limit access to sensitive information or systems during less secure times or…

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Question 1

A security officer creates a temporary network account for a contractor but wants to limit the contractor's access to certain times. Which access control method should be implemented?

Correct Answer: Time-Based Access Control (TBAC)

Time-Based Access Control (TBAC) allows access restrictions based on the time of day and is the best choice for limiting contractor network access during specific periods. Other access control models do not focus on time-based restrictions.

Question 2

An employee is requesting access to a secure facility only during their work hours. What is the best access control model to implement?

Correct Answer: Time-Based Access Control (TBAC)

Time-Based Access Control (TBAC) is the best choice for granting access to resources only during specific time periods. Other access control models do not focus on time-based restrictions.

Question 3

An organization needs to restrict access to certain resources based on the time of day. Which security method should be implemented?

Correct Answer: Time-Based Access Control (TBAC)

Time-Based Access Control (TBAC) is designed specifically to provide access to resources based on the time of day. The other methods do not inherently focus on time-based restrictions.

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