Module 11

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What is authentication?

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The process of verifying the identity of a user, application, or device.

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True or False: Only users can be authenticated. Applications, services, and devices cannot be authenticated.

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False

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What is the main principle of zero trust architecture?

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Everything both in and out of the network is considered untrustworthy until proven otherwise.

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What does LDAPS stand for?

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LDAP over SSL/TLS.

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What port does LDAPS communicate on?

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636

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What is an IdP?

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Identity Provider, a service that provides authentication services and stores user credentials.

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What is the role of an authorization server?

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To manage access control and permissions for users and applications.

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What is the difference between LDAP and LDAPS?

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LDAP transmits data in plaintext, while LDAPS encrypts data using SSL/TLS.

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What is a key feature of zero trust security models?

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Authentication processes are implemented between all resources.

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What is mandatory access control?

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A security model where access rights are regulated by a central authority based on multiple security levels.