New Brooklyn Bank employees have a problem sometimes. They complain that the customers are unhappy when they tell them that they have to wait for other people to do parts of the acount management job. The employees say that each of them should be able to complete all parts of account management so that it can be done by one person in one meeting with the client. The bank claims that it is necessary that different employees are responsible for different parts of the job so that if there is a security flaw in the process, it can be identified as relating to one specific employee. They say this design practice is called access control. separation of domains. least privilege. minimization of implementation