a. How does a company address the problem of changing login credentials and permissions on various servers for an employee when he or she moves to a different department?

8a.) To address uniformity of credentials verification throughout a large company, credentials verification information is usually stored in a single ______. (Select the a most specific answer.)

a. Authenticator

b. Verifier

c. Authentication server

d. Directory server or synchronized directory servers

b. What does a company do when an employee is terminated to ensure that no authentication server will give that person access to any resource?

8b.) By changing credentials verification information on a(n) ______, a firm can immediately cut off all access to corporate resources.

a. Authenticator

b. Verifier

c. Authentication server

d. Border firewall

c. What is role-based access control?

8c.) It is most desirable to do access control based on ______.

a. Individuals

b. Roles

c. Standard authorizations

d. A three-headed dog named Fluffy

d. What are its advantages compared to assigning permissions based on individuals?

8d.) Errors in assigning permission are reduced if their assignment is based on ______.

a. Individuals

b. Roles

c. Standard authorizations

d. None of the above