5.2.C.7The principle of least privilege is the idea that entities should be given exactly as much access as they need to perform their function and no more.Learning objective: Determine an appropriate access control model to protect applications and data.
5.2.D.1Authorization is when an entity is granted permission to have a certain type of access to a resource. Access controls are put in place to control which users have what types of access to which data.Learning objective: Configure access control settings on a Linux-based system.
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4.1.A.3When confidentiality is compromised, systems are vulnerable to having sensitive data exposed or stolen. A breach of confidentiality can be identified by: • unauthorized access • network traffic showing exfiltration of…Learning objective: Identify evidence of compromised confidentiality, integrity, or availability.
4.5.B.4Security controls to limit the impact of unauthorized access include: • enforcing strong password policies and account lockout settings • applying the principle of least privilege • implementing segmentation to restrict access…Learning objective: Determine appropriate security controls to limit the impacts of common threats and vulnerabilities in a managed network.