A company is attempting to improve their BYOD policies and restrict access based on certain criteria. The company's subnets are organized by building. Which attribute should be used in order to gain a

Static group assignment is a method for grouping devices or users but does not inherently provide location information based on network topology.

The IP address is the most direct and effective attribute to use for location-based access control when subnets are organized by building. Since each building corresponds to a specific subnet, policies can be crafted to allow or deny access based on the endpoint's assigned IP address range, directly reflecting its physical location.

Device registration status indicates whether a device is registered with ISE but does not provide details about its current network location.

A MAC address uniquely identifies a device but does not inherently provide information about its current network location without additional mapping to the network infrastructure.