Identity Basics

Question 1

It lets users access all authorized resources without logging in separately to each one—and without having to create (and remember) different user credentials for each app.

Answer 1

Single Sign On (SSO)

Question 2

Authorised resources that your signed-on Users have access.

Answer 2

Connected Apps

Question 3

to get the most out of connected apps____.

Answer 3

configure them for SSO

Question 4

Using this feature, users log in to a Salesforce org with their username and password from an external authentication provider.

Answer 4

Social Sign On

Question 5

It helps ensure that even if an attacker acquires a user’s password, the attacker can’t log in and do harm.

Answer 5

Multi-factor authentication

Question 6

With this feature, you can customize your Salesforce URL to include your company or brand name.

Answer 6

My Domain

Question 7

This feature means that admins can manage all their user account tasks in one place. Administrators can easily grant users access to other apps and revoke or freeze access when they have to.

Answer 7

Centralized User Account Management

Question 8

With this feature, You can manage user information quickly, cheaply, reliably, and securely across multiple systems and connected applications.

Answer 8

User Provisioning for Connected Apps

Question 9

This feature synchronizes users and their attributes from Active Directory (AD) to Salesforce.

Answer 9

Identity Connect

Question 10

This feature presents tiles for all the standard apps, custom apps, and connected apps in your Salesforce org. Your users can go to one location in Salesforce to access all apps—without having to log in again

Answer 10

App Launcher

Question 11

The protocol that makes Single Sign On (SSO) work

Answer 11

SAML Protocol

Question 12

SAML Protocol is written in this kind of code language.

Answer 12

XML

Question 13

It is an open protocol used to allow secure data sharing between applications. The user works in one app but sees the data from another.

Answer 13

OAuth 2.0

Question 14

This protocol protocol adds an authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0 to enable secure exchange of user information. It also sends identity information from one service to another and is built for today’s Social Networks.

Answer 14

OpenID Connect

Question 15

In the case where a user logs in to Salesforce and then accesses Gmail, which of two is the Identity Provider and which is the Service Provider?

Answer 15

Gmail -> Service Provider

Salesforce -> Identity Provider

Question 16

(True or False) Salesforce can be both a service provider and identity provider.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

It specifies the set of rules that enable systems to exchange information.

Answer 17

Protocol

Question 18

It means what a person can do

Answer 18

Authorisation

Question 19

It means who a person is

Answer 19

Authentication

Question 20

It is a specification, a set of industry practices that vendors agree to support.

Answer 20

Standard

Question 21

It is a trusted service that enables users to access other websites and services without logging in again.

Answer 21

Identity Provider

Question 22

It is a website or service that hosts apps and accepts identity from an identity provider.

Answer 22

Service Provider