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What will be an ideal response?
Mandatory Access Control (MAC) is a requirement in some settings. When used, it is structured and coordinated with both a data classification scheme and a personnel clearance scheme. Users and data owners have little or no control over access to the information resources being controlled by the MAC environment. A MAC will use a data classification scheme that assigns each collection or type of information to a sensitivity level. Each user is also rated with a sensitivity level called a clearance that will specify the level of information he or she may access.
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