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Line 1: When dealing with computer and information system security, the use of [[access controls]] limit system or user access based on a specified set of criteria. '''Lattice-Based Access Control''' (LBAC) is a complex method for limiting information access based on any combination of objects (such as resources, computers, and applications) and subjects (such as individuals, groups or organizations). LBAC is known as a more specific set of [[access control]] restrictions and is based on the lesser complex model known as [[Role-Based Access Control]] (RBAC).

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