In the military, departments do not have the ability to alter access control rules set by higher authorities in ________.
A) policy-based access control
B) mandatory access control
C) discretionary access control
D) multilevel access control

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In mandatory access control, access control rules are set by higher authorities and cannot be altered by lower-level departments. This is commonly used in military and government settings to control access to sensitive information. Policy-based access control, discretionary access control, and multilevel access control all allow for more flexibility in setting access control rules at lower levels.

In the Military, Departments Do Not Have the Ability to Alter