CHAPTER 5.2

Question 1

Multifactor Authentication

Answer 1

Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security system that
requires more than one method of authentication to verify
the user’s identity for a login or other transaction.

Question 2

Multifactor authentication combines two or more
independent credentials:

Answer 2

what the user knows (password)
* what the user has (security token)
* what the user is (biometric verification

Question 3

Account policy

Answer 3

Policy settings in Account policies are implemented at
the domain level and will affect all accounts.

Question 4

account policy consists of

Answer 4

• Password policy
• Account lockout policy
• Kerberos policy

Question 5

Fine-grained password policy

Answer 5

Fine-grained password policies allow you to specify
multiple password policies within a single domain

Question 6

To enable fine grained password

Answer 6

create a Password Settings Object (PSO).

Question 7

Restricted
groups

Answer 7

Used to restrict membership
of groups

Question 8

Authentication

Answer 8

Users need
to prove that their identities
are genuine through
authentication.

Question 9

Authorization

Answer 9

Access to
resources are granted
based on user’s identities

Question 10

Accounting

Answer 10

Audit tracking
are based on user’s
identities.