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Training Camp • Cybersecurity Glossary
Time-Based Access Control restricts users' access to systems or data based on specified time frames, determining when they are allowed to log in or access certain resources.
Time-Based Access Control Definition: Time-Based Access Control restricts users' access to systems or data based on specified time frames, determining when they are allowed to log in or access certain resources.
Time-Based Access Control is a security measure that restricts access to a system or resource based on specific time constraints. This control mechanism enforces policies that dictate when users are permitted to interact with the system or access certain data. Time-based rules are typically set by administrators to prevent unauthorized access during specified time frames, thereby enhancing security controls and reducing the risk of potential breaches or unauthorized activities.
Time-Based Access Control is one of the topics you'll master in the Security+ Boot Camp.
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