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Question: As a team, write a comprehensive report regarding the use of access control in IT security. Teams are assigned during the residency.

Please address the following items:

1. Discretionary access control (DAC), mandatory access control (MAC), and role-based access control (RBAC).

2. Please make sure to provide examples. You might use one company to discuss all elements, or you can use separate companies.

3. What role does the IT leadership team in access control? What proactive actions can be taken to avoid a breach?

4. Please discuss management actions and activities to monitor access control. In your answer, consider hardware, software, cloud-based applications, and physical space.

Deliverables:

5. Day 1: Draft of the paper the paper that you will write. This includes an overview of the topics that you will discuss, which team member is assigned to do the work, and a starting point for your references.

6. Day 2: You will submit a 1,500-to-2,000-word report (APA Style) that includes the following sections:

• Title page (list all team members with Student ID numbers)

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Recommendations

• References (at least 12 reputable sources)

• Written in APA Style, which means the following: title page, running head, page numbers, double-spaced, and reference page. Please note that any source cited in the reference page must be used in the paper itself as an in-text citation.

7. Day 3: Each team will have 10 minutes to make a presentation of their research. The PPT should include the names and Student IDs of all members. Please keep it high-level, as your time is limited. Class members can ask questions to earn extra credit. Please make sure to have your presentation on a jump drive. Given the size of the class, the presentations might begin on Saturday evening. Please note that missing any part of your team's presentation will result in a grade of zero. Also, please make sure audience is quite and respectful during all presentations. Please note that no student is released until Sunday at noon - leaving early will result in a grade reduction.