CTI: 110 - Chapter 2
Allows you to log on once and access multiple related but independent software systems. -
ANS-SSO (Single Sign-On)
This method of authentication uses biometrics such as retinal scans of the person being
authenticated. - ANS-"what you are"
Using more than one type of authentication credential. - ANS-multifactor authentication
Authorizes a user to perform certain actions on a computer such as backing up files and
directories. - ANS-"right"
NTFS permissions that flow from the parent folder. - ANS-inherited permissions
The process of converting data into a format that cannot be read by another user. The data
appears scrambled. - ANS-Encryption
A type of encryption that uses two mathematically related keys. - ANS-asymmetric encryption or
public key encryption
A type of encryption that is used for comparison and integrity checking. It cannot be reversed or
decrypted (one-way). - ANS-hash function
The prevents someone from denying the actions they have carried out. - ANS-Nonrepudiation
An electronic document that contains an identity and a public key. It is used to prove identity and
for authentication. - ANS-digital certificate
A Microsoft technology that provides a variety of network services including a central location for
network administration, delegation of authority, authentication and LDAP. - ANS-Active Directory
Active Directory uses this for authentication. It uses a secret key technology and tickets. -
ANS-Kerberos
This is where local user accounts are stored on a Windows computer. - ANS-SAM (Security
Account Manager)
Windows feature that will encrypt an entire disk. - ANS-BitLocker
A system of hardware, software, policies and procedures that create, manage, distribute, use,
store and revoke digital certificates. - ANS-PKI (public key infrastructure)
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