Lesson 18 Vocabuary

What is a Personal Identification Number (PIN)?

• A number used in conjunction with authentication devices such as smart cards

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is a Fingerprint?

• A number used in conjunction with authentication devices such as smart cards

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is Facial Recognition?

• A number used in conjunction with authentication devices such as smart cards

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is Pattern?

• A number used in conjunction with authentication devices such as smart cards

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What are Failed login attempts?

• A number used in conjunction with authentication devices such as smart cards

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that progressively delays or blocks unlock attempts after multiple failures

What are Heuristics?

• A problem-solving strategy or method that is not guaranteed to find the optimal solution

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is Bring your own Device (BYOD)?

• A security framework and tools to facilitate use of personally owned devices to access corporate networks and data

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is Corporate owned, Business only (COBO)?

• To take things a step further than COPE by prohibiting personal use on the device

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A biometric authentication mechanism that uses an infrared camera to verify the user's face

• A business model in which an organization provides its employees with mobile computing devices and allows the employees to use them as if they were personally owned

What is Corporate owned, Personally Enabled (COPE)?

• To take things a step further than COPE by prohibiting personal use on the device

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A business model in which an organization provides its employees with mobile computing devices and allows the employees to use them as if they were personally owned

• A mobile-device authentication mechanism that requires network passphrase to derive an encryption key

What is Choose your own Device (CYOD)?

• A security framework and tools to facilitate use of personally owned devices to access corporate networks and data

• A biometric authentication device that can produce a template signature of a user's fingerprint

• A business model in which an organization provides its employees with mobile computing devices and allows the employees to use them as if they were personally owned

• An employee provisioning model in which an organization allows people to select the mobile devices they would like to use