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CompTia ITF+ Security Exam QuestionsAnd Answers
Implicitly Deny - - correct answer ✅A principle stating that unless there
is a rule specifying that access should be granted (explicit
authorization), any request for access is denied. This is often seen in
firewall policies.
Least Privilege Principle - - correct answer ✅A principle stating that
users are only granted the permissions needed to perform a job and
nothing more. This reduces risk by limiting the allocation of privileges as
much as possible.
Discretionary Access Control (DAC) - - correct answer ✅An owner
acting as the central authority with full control over who can access a
resource is characteristic of an authorization access model
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). - - correct answer ✅Grouping users
based on administrative function and assign a template of permissions
is an authorization access model
Single-factor authentication - - correct answer ✅uses only one of the
three factors of authentication: something you know, something you
have, or something you are. In this example, a website requiring a
username, a password, and a PIN number only satisfies one factor
("something you know") and is therefore single-factor authentication.
, CompTia ITF+ Security Exam Questions
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) - - correct answer ✅"something you
have," "something you are" and "something you know." Ex: A smart
card is considered "something you have," and the PIN number is
considered "something you know." OR A thumbprint is considered
"something you are," and a PIN number is considered "something you
know." OR An RFID badge is considered "something you have," and a
thumbprint is considered "something you are."
Rule-based access control - - correct answer ✅is a term that can refer
to any sort of access control model where access control policies are
determined by system-enforced rules rather than system users. As such,
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
are both examples of rule-based (or non-discretionary) access control.
Mandatory Access Control (MAC) - - correct answer ✅Access that is
based on security clearance levels or compartments is characteristic of
an authorization access model
biometric authentication - - correct answer ✅This device uses
physiological identifiers to prove that a person was genuinely the one
operating an account and that the account was not hijacked such as a
fingerprint, retina, etc.
video surveillance camera - - correct answer ✅This device can prove
that someone was in a particular area but it cannot prove that a person
was genuinely operating a user account
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