Authentication, Authorization, Accounting, and Non-Repudiation Quiz

What is the simplest form of authentication that requires only one form of identification?

• Multi-factor authentication

• Single-factor authentication

• Biometric authentication

• Token-based authentication

Which of the following is NOT a typical factor used in multi-factor authentication?

• What the user is

• What the user likes

• What the user has

• What the user knows

Which type of authentication factor involves using a fingerprint or retinal scan?

• Biometric data

• PIN

• Security question

• Password

What is a one-time password (OTP) primarily used for?

• Accessing physical locations

• Multiple login sessions

• Single login session or transaction

• Permanent access to a system

Which access control method restricts network access based on a person's role within an organization?

• Rule-based access control

• Discretionary access control

• Role-based access control

• Mandatory access control

In Windows, which built-in user account category can perform any task, including installing new apps and deleting existing users?

• Child account

• Standard user

• Guest user

• Administrator

What is the process of keeping track of a user's activity while accessing network resources called?

• Non-repudiation

• Authorization

• Accounting

• Authentication

Which method guarantees message transmission between parties via digital signature and/or encryption?

• Non-repudiation

• Accounting

• Authentication

• Authorization

Which of the following is NOT a method of non-repudiation?

• Password reset

• Digital signatures

• Biometric identification

• Video recordings

What is the primary benefit of single sign-on (SSO) for users?

• Increased security

• Fewer username and password combinations to remember

• Access to more resources

• Automatic software updates