Identity and Access Management Practice Test Questions and Answers(A+ Solution guide)

The first stage is identification is where a username or smart card is used, followed by authentication where a password or pin is inserted and then the authorization stage where your access to resources is determined. - What are the three main components of identity and access management? Place them in the correct order. The UDP-based AAA solution is RADIUS. The two that are TCP-based are TACACS+ and DIAMETER. - What are the TCP-based and UDP-based AAA servers? Name three. The directory services protocol that stores object in an X500 format is Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). - What is the directory services protocol that stores objects in X500 format? Rule-based authentication can be used for the whole company or department. For example, contractors are allowed access from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - What type of access management control is used for the whole company or department? Someone who works in finished goods only needs a standard user account for work purposes. - What type of account would someone need if they worked in finished goods? RADIUS and TACACS+ are both server use accounting to track when users access and leave a system. - Explain why a RADIUS or TACACS+ server uses accounting. Federation services use cookies to authenticate users. - What type of identity access management control uses cookies to authenticate users? The protocol being used is OAuth2.0 but the authentication type is known as OpenID Connect. - When we log into a website such as Airbnb and we are asked to enter our Facebook account details for authentication, what type of authentication model are we using?Biometric authentication uses the crossover error rate to measure when the Failure Acceptance Rate is equal to the Failure Rejection Rate (FRR). - When using biometric authentication, how is the crossover error rate measured?