Security Services Access Control

Question 1

What are the three factors of authentication?

Accepted Answer

Something you know, something you have, something you are

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Something you own, something you hear, something you smell

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Something you see, something you touch, something you taste

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Something you buy, something you borrow, something you find

Question 2

What is 'two-factor authentication' (2FA)?

Accepted Answer

Verifying identity using two different authentication factors

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Using two passwords for access

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Having two people authorize entry together

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Using two keycards simultaneously

Question 3

What is a proximity card used for in access control?

Accepted Answer

Granting access by holding a card near a reader without physical contact

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Measuring how close someone stands to a door

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Taking attendance at security briefings

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Storing only personal identification information

Question 4

What does 'least privilege' mean in access control?

Accepted Answer

Giving users only the minimum permissions needed to do their job

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Only allowing the lowest-ranked employees access

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Restricting access to the cheapest security areas

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Limiting security guard privileges based on seniority

Question 5

What is a PIN pad used for in an access control system?

Accepted Answer

Entering a numeric code to verify identity and grant access

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Decorative purposes at entry points

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Connecting the door to the internet

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Logging guard patrol times automatically

Question 6

What is 'role-based access control' (RBAC)?

Accepted Answer

Assigning access permissions based on a user's role or job function

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Granting access based on an employee's physical size

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Restricting access based on the time of day

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Granting access randomly to different users