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_________ is a smaller, enhanced version of the X.500 protocol. It is used to provide directory-service information. (Choose the BEST answer.)

• A. Access control list
• B. X.400 Directory Access Protocol
• C. Lightweight Host Configuration Protocol
• D. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
• E. Role-based access control

Distinguish between the role of the data owner and the role of the data custodian.
Complete the following sentence. The data owner is the:

• A. person or entity who accesses/and or manipulates data or information, in the course of assigned duties. The data custodian is a person or process with the appropriate level of privilege to access the data.
• B. person or entity ultimately responsible for the security of an information asset. The data custodian is the person or entity responsible for imposing and enforcing policies and restrictions, dictated by the data owner.
• C. person or entity responsible for imposing and enforcing policies and restrictions, dictated by the functional user. The data custodian is a person or process who accesses and/or manipulates the information.
• D. person or process that originally creates the information. The data custodian is a role that shifts to any person or process currently accessing the data, and passes to the next person or process to access the data.
• E. department in the organization responsible for the data's physical storage location. The data custodian is anyone who has access the data for any reason.

What is mandatory sign-on? An authentication method that:

• A. requires users to re-authenticate at each server and access control
• B. stores user credentials locally, so that users need only authenticate the first time a local machine is used
• C. uses smart cards, hardware tokens, and biometrics to authenticate users; also known as three-factor authentication
• D. requires the use of one-time passwords, so users authenticate only once, with a given set of credentials
• E. allows users to authenticate once, and then uses tokens or other credentials to manage subsequent authentication attempts

What is single sign-on? An authentication method:

• A. requiring the use of one-time passwords, so users authenticate only once, with a given set of credentials.
• B. that stores user credentials locally, so that users need only authenticate the first time, a local machine is used
• C. that uses smart cards, hardware tokens, and biometrics to authenticate users; also known as three-factor authentication
• D. that allows users to authenticate once, and then uses tokens or other credentials to manage subsequent authentication attempts
• E. that requires users to re-authenticate for every resource accessed

You are a system administrator managing a pool of database servers. Your software vendor releases a service pack, with many new features. What should you do? (Choose
TWO.)

• A. Read the release notes.
• B. Install the service pack on a database server, in a test environment.
• C. Refuse to install the service pack.
• D. Eliminate the testing phase of change control.
• E. Install the service pack on all production database servers.