<ul><li>RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) and ABAC (Attribute-Based Access Control) are two different access control strategies that organizations can choose from.</li><li>RBAC assigns permissions to roles and users gain access through these assigned roles, ideal for simpler and fixed organizational structures.</li><li>ABAC determines access based on evaluating multiple attributes such as user details, resource being accessed, action being taken, and environmental factors.</li><li>Choosing between RBAC and ABAC depends on the complexity of access requirements and organizational structure, with hybrid models increasingly being used for best results.</li></ul>

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