ACC stands for “Access Control Code” or “Access Control Component,” depending on the context. Generally, it refers to a set of protocols or mechanisms that govern how users gain access to resources in a computer system, network, or physical environment. This can involve authentication processes, authorization checks, and event logging to manage and track user access. The term is often associated with security and information technology, emphasizing the importance of protecting sensitive data and systems from unauthorized access. In some contexts, especially in finance or accounting, ACC may also refer to terms like “Accounts” or “Accounting.” However, the core concept revolves around restricting or allowing access based on established guidelines.
A Historic Breakthrough Awaits in Women's NCAA Volleyball The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is on the brink of a significant achievement in NCAA women's volleyball. With two teams, **Pittsburgh**, boasting…