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What is a security rule that prevents users from accessing information and resources that lie beyond the scope of their responsibilities
Principle of least privilage
What is a security approach that eliminates implicit trust from networks requireing all users and devices to be continuously verified before being granted access to resources
Zero Trust model
What is the acronym that refers to a logical security rule set that controls access to objects and specifies the operations allowed on a given object
ACL
What are examples of knowledge-based authentication factors (something you know)
Usernames
Passwords
PINs
Security question answers
What are examples of possesion-based authentication factors (something you have)
Smart cards
Key fobs
Security keys
What are examples of inherence-based authentication factors (something you are)
Fingerprints
Iris scans
Facial recognition
Voice patterns
What are some examples of location-based authentication factors (somewhere you are)
Geolocation data
IP addresses
What is the term for an authentication system that requires two or more distinct authentication factors
Multifunction authenticaiton
What MFA method sends a code to an account’s associated inbox after typing in a password
What MFA device is a ESB-based cryptographic key
Hardware token
What could cause a user’s failed login attempt using an authenticatior app to report that the code from the app is incorrect
The users device is set to the wrong time
What MFA delivery method sends a text verification code
SMS
What MFA delivery method sends a one-time verification code or approval prompt through an automated or live telephone call
Voice call MFA
What are some characteristics of TOTP
Generated offline usimg a shared secret and the current time
Requires time synchronization between client and server
Commonly implemented in authenticator apps and hardware tokens
What acronym is used to describe a general category of single-use authentication codes
OTP
What is the markup language that is most used for exchanging authentication and authorization data
SAML
What is an authentication subsystem that enables users to access multiple, connected system components (such as seperate hosts on a network) after a single login on only one of the components
SSO
What refers to a security measure that grants temporary, on-demand, and limited-time access to privileged accounts
Just-in-time access
What refers to a cybersecurity tool dedicated to managing, monitoring, and securing access to critical systems and accounts with elevated privileges
PAM
WHat software provides a solution specifically designed to centrally manage, monitor, and secure moblile devices
MDM
What acronym refers to a dedicated software or hardware-based security solution designed to detect and prevent unauthorized use and transmission of confidential information
DLP
What is a comprehensive security framework that manages the entire lifecycle of a digital identity (such as a user account or device) and controls how it can access organizational resources
IAM