Controls access to a specific set of information based on its content.
A)blueprint
B)DAC
C)content-dependent access controls
D)rule-based access controls
E)separation of duties
F)sensitivity levels
G)storage channels
H)task-based controls
I)timing channels
J)TCB

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Content-dependent access controls are specifically designed to control access based on the content of the information. Different pieces of information can be classified differently and can have different access controls depending on their content. This type of control is particularly useful in situations where different users need access to different parts of the same information, but shouldn't necessarily have access to all of it.

Controls Access to a Specific Set of Information Based on Its