What Dynamic Access Control allows for safety net policies?

Dynamic Access Control (DAC) enables organizations to implement safety net policies by allowing administrators to create rules that govern access to resources based on user attributes and environmental conditions. This means that even if a user has certain permissions, access can be restricted based on factors such as location, device health, or time of access. Safety net policies serve as an additional layer of protection, ensuring that sensitive data remains secure even in the event of misconfigurations or compromised credentials. By dynamically adjusting access rights, DAC helps organizations maintain a robust security posture.