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Yоur cоmpаny recently stаrted using аn Identity Gоvernance tool such as SailPoint to manage employee accounts.When a new employee joins, HR adds them to the HR system, and their access to systems like email, Teams, and file shares is automatically created. Now our IT department is struggling because every employee has custom permissions for each application.They decide to switch to a role-based access control (RBAC) model, where each role (e.g., “HR Analyst,” “Finance Manager”) has predefined access rights.SailPoint will manage these role assignments automatically. What is the main advantage of using RBAC instead of individual permissions? How does RBAC help new employees get access faster? Give one example of a risk if RBAC roles are not updated over time. What principle of access control does RBAC primarily support?