Microsoft Sharepoint 2013 SharePoint 2013 Security and Permissions 3

Question 1

In SharePoint 2013, what is the purpose of Anonymous Access?

Accepted Answer

Enabling unauthenticated users to view public-facing content without logging in

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Allowing only specific unnamed users to access content

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Preventing any user from accessing certain pages

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Masking user identities from audit logs

Question 2

Which SharePoint 2013 authentication provider uses Active Directory credentials to authenticate users?

Accepted Answer

Windows authentication

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Forms-based authentication

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SAML token-based authentication

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Basic authentication

Question 3

In SharePoint 2013, which authentication method supports federated identity scenarios, allowing users from partner organizations with different identity providers to authenticate?

Accepted Answer

SAML token-based authentication

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Windows authentication

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Basic authentication

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Certificate authentication

Question 4

Which SharePoint 2013 feature requires documents to be reviewed and approved by designated users before they become visible to general site visitors?

Accepted Answer

Content Approval

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Version control

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Document rating

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Workflow notification

Question 5

Which SharePoint 2013 feature records user actions such as viewing, editing, and deleting documents for security and compliance auditing?

Accepted Answer

Audit log

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Version history

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Event log

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Change tracking

Question 6

In SharePoint 2013 claims-based authentication, what is a 'claim'?

Accepted Answer

A statement about a user (such as identity, role, or attribute) passed by the identity provider

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A request for elevated permissions submitted by a user

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A security alert triggered by unauthorized access attempts

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A token granting temporary administrative rights

Question 7

In SharePoint 2013, how can a site collection administrator restrict access to sensitive documents within a library while still allowing users general access to the site?

Accepted Answer

Apply unique permissions to the specific library or items

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Remove the user from all SharePoint groups

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Create a separate permission level for sensitive content

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Enable Anonymous Access on the parent site