B. The two primary components of a DAC are file and data ownership, .pdf
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The document discusses the two key components of Discretionary Access Control (DAC): file and data ownership, and access rights and permissions. It emphasizes that every object in a system requires an owner to ensure protection, and that access rights manage individual access to these objects. Additionally, a basic access control list assesses permissions related to reading, writing, or executing objects.
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B. The two primary components of a DAC are file and data ownership, .pdf
- 1. B. The two primary components of a DAC are file and data ownership, and access rights and permissions. With file and data ownership, all objects within a system must have an owner. Objects without an owner will be left unprotected. Access rights and permissions control the access rights of an individual. Variation exists, but a basic access control list checks read, write, or execute privileges. Answers A, C, and D are incorrect. Solution B. The two primary components of a DAC are file and data ownership, and access rights and permissions. With file and data ownership, all objects within a system must have an owner. Objects without an owner will be left unprotected. Access rights and permissions control the access rights of an individual. Variation exists, but a basic access control list checks read, write, or execute privileges. Answers A, C, and D are incorrect.