Domain 5 Flashcards

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Access Control The basics

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  • IEC 2700:2016 Useful starting point for access control
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IAM Administration Choice

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  • Management of information related to physical and logical control is accomplished in three ways
    - Centralized - means that one function is responsible for configuring access control so users can access data and perform relevant activities
     advantages include strict access control and everyone’s account can be centrally monitored and closing all user access can be easily accomplished
    - Decentralized - access to information is control by the owners or creators of the file
    - Hybrid
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Access Control As a System

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  • built using 3 categories of security controls
    - administrative controls - the human facing policies directives procedures training and education programs standards and compliance requirements
    - physical access control system - simplest example would be a door that can be locked and unlocked
    - and a smart card a physical entryway controller provides an example of combination of physical and logical controls
  • many logical access controls are built into the operating system and can be designed as features of application platforms or major utilities such as database management systems
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Credential Management Systems

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  • A credential is the binding between authenticator and an identifier (user- service- system)
  • can be part of public key infrastructure and used to issue 2 factor authentication identities
  • credential examples
    - smart cards
    - public private key infrastructure
    - digital certificate
  • FICam was established in 2009 this provided the federal government with a framework for identity management
  • has a five step enrollment process
    - sponsorship
    - enrollment
    - credential production
    - insurance
    - credential lifecycle management
  • NIST Digital identity guidelines 800-63
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Authentication

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  • Authentication is the real time decision that a system issued identity claiming to have access rights to that system can be verified to be a system issued valid identity
  • not to be confused with identity proofing
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Session Management

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  • Create and manage and support it on layer five of the OSI model
  • Most cases they will be based on X .509 certificates
  • Open web application security project #2 is broken authentication and session management
  • session management is the process of tracking and securing multiple requests to any service coming from the same subject
  • Session ID’s are long random values to make them infeasible to guess and they are only to be used once hence the term nonce
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Identity and access management implementation

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  • The hardest part is implementing the policy created
  • the first step is to understand the needs challenges and desires of the organization
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ISO Identity Model

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  • ISO/IEC FDIS 24760-1 is the standard that’s being developed for identity management
    - will include references to terminology architecture and requirements
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Federated identity management

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  • one or more systems are allowed to log in based on authenticating against one of the systems participating in the federation
    o think of businesses that use social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter but have different business models and corporate goals and missions
  • uses two different widely accepted standards
    - SAML
    - OAuth
  • implementation frameworks such as open ID connect or based on one of these architectures
  • they consist of three components
    - the client or principal
    - the service provider or resource provider
    - identity provider
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