The question is asking what is the business advantage. This leaves you with either b or c. C is the best answer that coordinates with implementing authentication tokens. Improving security is not necessarily a direct business advantage.
D, "improve access security."
Authentication tokens, such as one-time passwords (OTP), smart cards, or biometric tokens, enhance access security by adding an extra layer of authentication beyond just usernames and passwords. This makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to gain access to systems, applications, or data. Improved access security helps protect sensitive information, reduces the risk of data breaches, and can also enhance an organization's reputation for safeguarding customer data.
I'm torn between C and D. It asks for a BUSINESS advantage, but neither C or D are ideal.
C - it is worded too vaguely, but it aligns with business part of the question.
D - it is most correct, but improving access security is not a business thing, rather technical/security thing.
Well, it can be indirectly. By improving access security you're reducing all kinds of risks, which is the ultimate goal of every control and infosec strategy.
Nonrepudiation ensures that the identity of a user or device can be verified, That is the advantage of a token. It doesn't reduce cost, it doesn't reduce administrative load, it does improve access security but by way non providing nonrepudiation. Each token is unique
On exam practice tests the correct answer is D improve access security, Not C as shown as the correct answer here. FYI they may be in different orders.
D, "improve access security."
Authentication tokens, such as one-time passwords (OTP), smart cards, or biometric tokens, enhance access security by adding an extra layer of authentication beyond just usernames and passwords. This makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to gain access to systems, applications, or data. Improved access security helps protect sensitive information, reduces the risk of data breaches, and can also enhance an organization's reputation for safeguarding customer data.
The only pure "business advantage" mentioned in the list is non-repudiation, which is of paramount importance in most business process. So A is the good response.
Authentication tokens improve access security by providing an additional layer of authentication beyond just a username and password. This helps to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive systems and information, which can help protect the business from data breaches and other security incidents.
Authentication tokens provide an additional layer of security beyond just a username and password. By using an authentication token, it is harder for an unauthorized user to gain access to a system, reducing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents. As a result, the primary business advantage of implementing authentication tokens is that they improve access security.
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