TestOut PC Pro - 14.4 Logical Security Measures

Which of the following does Windows use to manage and enforce what a user is authorized to access?

• Access control list

• Soft token

• Multi-factor authentication

• Certificate Manager

Which of the following BEST describes authorization?

• The resources that a user can access.

• The process of giving users access to only the resources they need.

• The process of verifying a user's identity.

• The policy of allowing employees to use their own devices for work purposes.

Which of the following processes is used to prove a user's identity?

• Authorization

• Logical security

• Certificate Manager

• Authentication

Which of the following statements is true regarding hard tokens?

• Hard tokens are easy to replace if they are lost or stolen.

• Hard tokens are inexpensive to implement.

• Hard tokens provide a higher level of security.

• Hard tokens provide protection even if they are lost or stolen.

You have been hired to assess a client's security. During your testing, you discover that users have access to other departments' files. Which of the following should you recommend that the company implement?

• Mobile device management

• Certificate Manager

• Principle of least privilege

• Bring Your Own Device

Your company has recently implemented a BYOD policy. To protect the network, users must install an app on their devices that allows the security administrator to enforce the security policies.

• Soft token

• Mobile device management

• Access control list

• Certificate Manager

Which of the following authentication combinations is an example of multi-factor authentication?

• Smart card and one-time code

• PIN and authentication app

• Fingerprint and retinal scan

• Username and password

Which of the following is an example of a soft token?

• Authentication app

• Smart card

• Key fob

• USB security device

You are working as a junior network technician at the local hospital. The security administrator has just finished rolling out a new security policy that requires users to log in to workstations using a fingerprint scanner. Which authentication category does this fall under?

• Something you know

• Soft token

• Something you have

• Something you are

Which authentication category does a username and password fall under?

• Soft token

• Something you know

• Something you have

• Something you are