Authentication and Control

A user logs in and provides a password and a token ID value. This is an example of:

• biometric login

• hash value

• one-time password

• multi-factor authentication

The accounting department supervisor made the decision to allow an employee more access to accounting data than the user previously had. What level of access does this represent?

• Mandatory Access Control (MAC)

• Discretionary Access Control (DAC)

• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

• rule-based access control

Which of the following best describes eliminating potential threats?

• attack surfacing

• policy implementation

• hardening a system

• hashing

A printer is considered which type of object in a directory tree?

• leaf

• LDAP

• OU

• CN

How does the Enforce Password History setting help create a strong password strategy?

• It prevents users from ever reusing a previous password.

• It prevents users from adding numbers to the end of a previous password.

• It prevents users from using a previous password for a specified number of changes

• It prevents passwords that are already in from being used by others.

Which security strategy is most effective in preventing a normal user from automatically installing software on a computer?

• Grant the user only read and execute permissions to the computer.

• Set an appropriate UAC level.

• Join the computer to the network domain

• Do not allow share permissions.