IICS Security and Administration Flashcards
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What is the role of the 'Secure Agent' in IICS?
Answer: A lightweight software installed on-premise or in a private cloud that executes jobs and securely communicates with IICS
The Secure Agent is a lightweight program installed in a customer's environment that runs integration tasks and communicates securely with the IICS cloud platform.
In IICS, what is a 'Secure Agent Group'?
Answer: A set of Secure Agents clustered together for load balancing and high availability
A Secure Agent Group pools multiple Secure Agents for load balancing job execution and providing high availability.
Which IICS role has full administrative access to configure the organization, manage users, and control service settings?
Answer: Organization Administrator
The Organization Administrator role has full control over the IICS organization including user management, licenses, and service configurations.
In IICS, what does 'sub-organization' capability allow an administrator to do?
Answer: Create isolated tenant environments within the main organization for separate teams or customers
Sub-organizations allow an IICS administrator to create isolated, independently managed environments under the parent organization for separate teams or use cases.
Which IICS security feature ensures that credentials stored in Connection objects are never transmitted in plain text?
Answer: SSL/TLS encryption in transit plus encrypted credential storage in the IICS vault
IICS encrypts credentials in its secure vault and uses TLS for all communication, ensuring passwords are never transmitted in plain text.
What is the purpose of IICS 'User Roles' in access control?
Answer: To grant users specific permissions to view, design, run, or administer IICS assets and services
User Roles assign predefined sets of permissions to users, controlling what they can see and do across IICS services and assets.