What type of user can be created to allow temporary access to resources with the least amount of effort?

Creating a guest user is the most efficient way to grant temporary access to resources. Guest users are designed to be low-overhead accounts that can be quickly set up and often come with limited permissions, ensuring security while still providing access to required resources. This is particularly useful for situations where access needs to be granted for a short period, such as events, meetings, or when someone is visiting and requires temporary access to a network or specific resources.

The guest user approach simplifies management, as these accounts can typically be provisioned without extensive configuration or oversight that more complex accounts might require. This ensures minimal effort for administrators while still facilitating access needs for temporary users.