4.2.C.6Multifactor authentication (MFA) is when a system uses more than one factor to authenticate a user. MFA is more secure than single-factor authentication because it requires the user to provide at least two separate factors of…Learning objective: Determine the type of authentication used to verify the identity of a user.
4.4.A.3Authentication logs (or auth logs) record every attempted login on a system. Analysis of authentication logs can reveal attempted attacks.Learning objective: Explain how to detect attacks against devices.
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.
AP Networking alignment
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.