CY2 Unit 5 Authentication and Access Control

What is FAR?

• The likelihood that an unauthorized user gains access to a system they don't belong to.
• The likelihood that an authorized user is rejected from a system that they should have access to.
• The likelihood that an unauthorized user is rejected from a system they don't have access to.
• The likelihood that an authorized user gains access to a system they have access to.

What is FRR?

• The likelihood that an unauthorized user gains access to a system they don't belong to.
• The likelihood that an authorized user is rejected from a system that they should have access to.
• The likelihood that an unauthorized user is rejected from a system they don't have access to.
• The likelihood that an authorized user gains access to a system they have access to.

What is CER?

• The percent of unsuccessful logins.
• The percent of successful logins.
• The percent of unauthorized users attempting to gain access to a system.
• The rate where both FAR and FRR are equal.

What is accounting?

• Any method a computer uses to determine who or what can access it.
• Any method a computer uses to determine what a verified user can do.
• The record-keeping and tracking of user activities on a computer network.
• None of the above.

What is authorization?

• Any method a computer uses to determine who or what can access it.
• Any method a computer uses to determine what a verified user can do.
• The record-keeping and tracking of user activities on a computer network.
• None of the above.

What does MAC stand for?

• Massively awesome computer
• Mandatory access control
• Mechanism accessory console
• Migration activity console

What does DAC stand for?

• Direct access control
• Discretionary access control
• Digital accessory console
• Decryption activity console

As the owner of a spreadsheet, you can determine who in your environment has read only access and who has read/write access, what is this known as?

• MAC
• RBAC
• DAC
• TAC

What is authentication?

• Any method a computer uses to determine who or what can access it.
• Any method a computer uses to determine what a verified user can do.
• The record-keeping and tracking of user activities on a computer network.
• None of the above.

What is the benefit of using a SSO?

• It is more secure since it is a form of two-factor authentication.
• A user only has to log in once to access a lot of applications.
• This secures all applications since they have to log into each application.
• This method is secure since it requires a fingerprint to log-in.