The process of determining what the authenticated entity is allowed to access and what operations it is allowed to perform is known as:
A)integrity.
B)availability.
C)authentication.
D)nonrepudiation.

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The process described is commonly known as authorization, which is the process of determining what a particular authenticated entity is allowed to access and perform. Authentication (option C) is the process of verifying the identity of an entity, which is a prerequisite for the authorization process. Integrity (option A), availability (option B), and nonrepudiation (option D) are also important security concepts but they do not directly relate to the process of determining authorization.

The Process of Determining What the Authenticated Entity Is Allowed