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RBAC

What is RBAC?

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) allows controlling access to digital resources based on the roles of users within the organization.

RBAC is useful for limiting access to sensitive information online. Companies can use role-based access control tools to protect their online content and data, strengthen user trust, and improve their online reputation.

RBAC is very useful for applying the principle of least privilege in a group with a control model where each access decision is based on the user's role.

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