Question 1

Which type of access control would be used to grant permissions based on the duties that must be performed?

Accepted Answer

A) Mandatory access control 
B) Discretionary access control 
C) Role-based access control 
D) Rule-based access control 
A) Mandatory access control 
B) Discretionary access control 
C) Role-based access control 
D) Rule-based access control

Question 2

What does SSH stand for?

Accepted Answer

A) Simple Security Hardware 
B) Secure Socket Help 
C) Secure Shell 
D) Scientifically Secure Hard Drive 
A) Simple Security Hardware 
B) Secure Socket Help 
C) Secure Shell 
D) Scientifically Secure Hard Drive

Question 3

The three major components of the SSH protocol are the

Accepted Answer

A) Transport Layer Protocol,User Authentication Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
B) User Datagram Protocol,User Authentication Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
C) Transport Layer Protocol,User Encryption Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
D) User Datagram Protocol,User Encryption Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
A) Transport Layer Protocol,User Authentication Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
B) User Datagram Protocol,User Authentication Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
C) Transport Layer Protocol,User Encryption Protocol,and Connection Protocol 
D) User Datagram Protocol,User Encryption Protocol,and Connection Protocol

Question 4

What does TACACS stand for?

Accepted Answer

A) Terminal Access Control of Authentication and Control Systems 
B) Terminal Access Controller Access Control System 
C) Television Availability Control And Communication Standard 
D) Teletype Authentication and Control of All Control Systems 
A) Terminal Access Control of Authentication and Control Systems 
B) Terminal Access Controller Access Control System 
C) Television Availability Control And Communication Standard 
D) Teletype Authentication and Control of All Control Systems

Question 5

With mandatory access controls,the owner of an object determines who has access to it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What are the three steps of establishing proper privileges?

Accepted Answer

1)Authentication is the matching of user

Which type of access control would be used to grant permissions based on the duties that must be performed?

What does SSH stand for?

The three major components of the SSH protocol are the

What does TACACS stand for?

With mandatory access controls,the owner of an object determines who has access to it.

What are the three steps of establishing proper privileges?

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Exam 11: Authentication and Remote Access

Which type of access control would be used to grant permissions based on the duties that must be performed?

What does SSH stand for?

The three major components of the SSH protocol are the

What does TACACS stand for?

With mandatory access controls,the owner of an object determines who has access to it.

What are the three steps of establishing proper privileges?

Introduction and Security Trends

General Security Concepts

Operational-Organizational Security

The Role of People in Security

Cryptography

Public Key Infrastructure

Standards and Protocols

Physical Security

Network Fundamentals

Infrastructure Security

Wireless

Intrusion Detection Systems and Network Security

Baselines

Types of Attacks and Malicious Software

E-Mail and Instant Messaging

Web Components

Secure Software Development

Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, and Organizational Policies

Risk Management

Change Management

Privilege Management

Computer Forensics

Legal Issues and Ethics

Privacy

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