1. SAVALOT company management has recently decided to limit which of the organization's users can access a new high-speed color printer. Although this new policy will save paper and color cartridges consumed by the user domain, it is limiting the ability of users in the user domain from conducting their assigned tasks which may require printing. This policy is a good example of what is commonly known as: a. Resource access control (RAC) b. Discretionary Access Control (DAC) c. Good control, Bad control d. Smart management access technology (SMAT)