IAM Quiz 1

What does IAM stand for?

• Identity and Access Management

• Internet and Access Management

• Identity and Application Management

• Information and Access Management

Which of the following is a primary goal of IAM?

• Prevent data loss

• Ensure secure access to resources

• Minimize software costs

• Increase user productivity

What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

• A method to encrypt user data

• A solution that allows users to log in once for multiple services

• A technique for multi-factor authentication

• A form of password recovery

Which technology is commonly used for multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

• Biometrics

• Social media logins

• Email verification

• All of the above

What does LDAP stand for?

• Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

• Local Directory Access Protocol

• Lightweight Data Access Protocol

• Local Data Access Protocol

Which of the following is NOT an IAM best practice?

• Regularly review access permissions

• Use complex passwords

• Share login credentials among team members

• Implement role-based access control

What is the purpose of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)?

• To manage user credentials

• To restrict access based on user roles

• To simplify software installations

• To enforce password policies

Which of the following is a common IAM tool?

• Microsoft Excel

• AWS IAM

• Adobe Photoshop

• Notepad

What does SAML stand for?

• Security Assertion Markup Language

• Simple Authentication and Management Layer

• Secure Access Management Language

• Structured Authentication and Markup Language

What type of attack does IAM primarily help to prevent?

• SQL Injection

• Phishing

• Unauthorized access

• Denial of Service