Organizations evolve, and access control policies must evolve with them. What might make one access control model a good fit for an organization may no longer be the case as time goes on. At what point would this need to be recognized? For this assignment, read the fictitious case study about KMU Organization in the textbook (p.105). For this assignment, assume that five years have passed since the actions taken in that case study were implemented. As time went on, KMU Organization continued to evolve. There are now twice as many employees, and approximately one-third of the employees are remote workers. The access controls implemented in this case study may no longer be the best for the organizational structure at this time. What are the strengths and weaknesses of the current access control model when you consider the current personnel structure of the KMU Organization? Explain. What access control model may be better suited for the new organizational structure? Explain. Note: if you feel the current model is still the most suitable, choose an alternative model and compare the models' suitability.