Which type of access controls can be role based or task-based?

Only non-discretionary controls. Role-based access control and task-based access control are examples of non-discretionary controls (or Mandatory Access Controls) since they assign information to roles or tasks instead of individual users.

What are the types of Task-based access control?

The following are the types of TBAC: Discretionary Access Control Rule-Based Access Control Mandatory Access Control Role-Based Access Control

Task-Based Access Control (TBAC)

Task-based access control (TBAC) is a flexible security system deployed in workflow management processes on a large scale. In TBAC, permissions are granted to tasks, and users can only access the permissions during the task’s execution.

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Task-Based Access Control (TBAC)

Task-Based Access Control (TBAC)

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Which type of access controls can be role based or task-based?

Only non-discretionary controls. Role-based access control and task-based access control are examples of non-discretionary controls (or Mandatory Access Controls) since they assign information to roles or tasks instead of individual users.
What are the types of Task-based access control?
The following are the types of TBAC:
- Discretionary Access Control
- Rule-Based Access Control
- Mandatory Access Control
- Role-Based Access Control