What does ACL mean in LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

Audit Control Language (ACL) is a computer security technology that provides protection for data and resources within an organization. It helps ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive data, and that all access is monitored.

ACL works by defining user groups who have certain access privileges when accessing resources such as files or databases. User groups are assigned certain rights and restrictions when it comes to accessing, creating, modifying or deleting a file or database. When an unauthorized user attempts to gain access beyond their defined privileges the system will prevent them from doing so.

Yes, most systems have built-in support for ACL which makes implementation straightforward and hassle free. Additionally there are many third-party applications available which provide enhanced functionality if needed.

Any organization that has confidential information stored on its systems should consider implementing ACL as part of their security measures in order to protect itself from potential malicious attacks or breaches of data privacy laws.