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WorksheetsMicrosoft IT Pro Community Meetup - August
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is the primary benefit of using Microsoft Password less Authentication?
Increased password complexity
Reduced IT support costs
Enhanced user experience and security
Longer password expiration periods
Which of the following is NOT a method used in Microsoft Password less Authentication?
Windows Hello
FIDO2 security keys
SMS-based OTP
Microsoft Authenticator app
What biometric methods does Windows Hello support for authentication?
Fingerprint and voice recognition
Fingerprint and iris scan
Voice recognition and iris scan
Fingerprint and facial recognition
Which of the following is a key feature of Windows Hello for Business?
Password expiration policies
Multi-factor authentication
Single sign-on (SSO)
Password complexity requirements
What is the main purpose of using FIDO2 security keys in Microsoft’s authentication system?
To provide a backup password
To enable password recovery
To offer a strong, phishing-resistant authentication method
To store user credentials locally
What are triggers and bindings?
A trigger is a condition for when code should run, and binding is code written to facilitate connecting to and writing data to a data source.
A trigger is connection code that helps you access a data source, and a binding is condition that defines when code should run.
A trigger is when code times out and binding is the code that runs as a result.
How many triggers does an Azure Function have?
An Azure Function doesn't need a trigger.
An Azure Function should have one trigger.
An Azure Function can have multiple triggers.
Which programming languages are supported by Azure Functions?
Ruby and Swift
PHP and Go
C#, JavaScript, Python, and more
What is an appropriate use case for Azure Functions?
To serve as a dedicated server for your application.
To replace all backend services in your application.
To execute small pieces of code in response to events.
How are Azure Functions billed?
Based on the amount of memory your function uses.
Based on the number of triggers your function has.
Based on the number of executions and execution time.
