The ability to adjust access control to the exact amount of permission necessary is called ______________.

Detection refers to the process of identifying security incidents or unauthorized activities, not the precision of access control settings.

Granularity in access control refers to the level of detail or precision at which permissions can be defined and assigned, allowing administrators to grant only the minimum necessary access for specific tasks or resources.

Separation of Duties is an organizational control that divides critical functions among different individuals to prevent fraud or error, not a term for adjusting permission levels.

The Concept of Least Privilege is a security principle advocating for granting only the minimum necessary permissions to users, which is a goal achieved through granular access control, not the term for the ability to adjust permissions.