Chapter 9. Physical Security and Authentication Models

Which of the following is the verification of a person’s identity?

• Authorization
• Accountability
• Authentication
• Password

Which of the following would fall into the category of “something a person Is”?

• Passwords
• Passphrases
• Fingerprints
• Smart cards

Which of the following are good practices for tracking user identities? (Select the two best answers.)

• Video cameras, Key card door access systems
• Key card door access systems, Sign-in sheets
• Sign-in sheets, Security guards
• Security guards, Video cameras

What are two examples of common single sign-on authentication configurations? (Select the two best answers.)

• Biometrics-based, Smart card-based
• Multifactor authentication, Biometrics-based
• Kerberos-based, Multifactor authentication
• Smart card-based, Kerberos-based

Which of the following is an example of two-factor authentication?

• L2TP and Ipsec
• Username and password
• Thumprint and key card
• Client and server

What is the main purpose of a physical access log?

• To enable authorized employee access
• To show who exited the facility
• To show who entered the facility
• To prevent unauthorized employee access

Which of the following is not a common criteria when authenticating users?

• Something you do
• Something you are
• Something you know
• Something you like

Of the following, what two authentication mechanisms require something you physically possess? (Select the two best answers.)

• Smart card, USB flash drive
• Certificate, USB flash drive
• USB flash drive, Username and password
• Username and password, Smart card

Which of the following is the final step a user needs to take before that user can access domain resources?

• Verification
• Validation
• Authorization
• Authentication

To gain access to your network, users must provide a thumbprint and a username and password. What type of authentication model is this?

• Biometrics
• Domain logon
• Multifactor
• Single sign-on