Exam CISSP topic 1 question 242 discussion

Remember IAAA from the CISSP study guide. Identification Authentication Authorization and Accountability

pg 640 in the OSG "Logical access controls are the technical controls used to protect access to information, systems, devices, and applications. They include authentication, authorization, and permissions." I would say that is confidentiality and authorization

B is correct

The answer is B. Authentication and identification are the first two components of logical access control. Authentication is the process of verifying a user's identity, while identification is the process of identifying the user requesting access. In the context of logical access control, identification precedes authentication. Identification is the process of identifying a user or entity seeking access to a system or resource. Once the user or entity has been identified, the authentication process begins to verify the user's identity and ensure that they have the necessary permissions to access the system or resource. So, the correct order is identification followed by authentication. But this is still option B.

first Identification, then authentication, then Authorization, then Accountability

B is the best answer.

Logical access in IT is often defined as interactions with hardware through remote access. This type of access generally features identification, authentication and authorization protocols. This is often contrasted with the term "physical access," which refers to interactions with hardware in the physical environment, where equipment is stored and used.

Before we can implement access control. First we have to identify who you are....... and then challenge that identify by authenticating you. Think about Username (Identity) + Password (Athentification).

Definitely B

The answer should be - B

Yes it is B

it is B

clearly it should be B

Should be B

Agree with B

The answer to this should be - B