RBAC

A row of modern, stainless steel automatic turnstiles in a brightly lit entrance area, each featuring a vertical glass barrier and green indicator lights, operates on an attribute-based access control system typically used in transit stations or secure buildings.
Genea Security, General Knowledge

Top 5 Use Cases for Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC)

ABAC is a detailed access control approach that emphasizes provisioning based on several user characteristics. These characteristics...
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Two men and two women are seen from above, using turnstiles in an office building. Dressed in business attire and carrying bags, they use access cards governed by discretionary access control to enter. The floor is tiled, and the metallic turnstiles gleam under the office lights.
Best Practices, Genea Security

Mandatory Access Control vs. Discretionary Access Control: Which to Choose?

Access control is a vital physical practice that helps enterprises protect their physical and digital assets. IT administrators...
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A woman in a striped shirt and white pants walks through modern electronic access control glass turnstiles in an office building. Circular ceiling lights illuminate the space, while large windows provide natural light. She's holding a phone to her ear.
Best Practices, Genea Security, Industry Trends

6 Types of Electronic Access Control

Here are 10 reasons that you should install electronic access control for your organization. If you're still using a traditional...
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