Match each item with a statement below.
A. Confirming the identity of the entity seeking access to a logical or physical area
B. Principle by which employees are provided access to the minimal amount of information for the least duration of time necessary to perform their duties
C. Implemented at the discretion of the data user.
D. Determining which actions an entity can perform in that physical or logical area.
E. This principle increases the security of information and other assets by requiring that more than one individual be responsible for a particular information asset, process, or task.
F. Obtaining the identity of the entity requesting access to a logical or physical area.
G. This principle limits individuals' information access to what is required to perform their jobs.
H. Determined by a central authority in the organization.
I. Documenting the activities of the authorized individual and systems.
A. authentication
B. least privilege
C. discretionary access controls
D. authorization
E. separation of duties
F. identification
G. need to know
H. nondiscretionary access controls
I. accountability
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What will be an ideal response?
Match each item with a statement below.
A. The command used to restart the portmapper service. B. The command used to start or restart the NFS server. C. The command used to attach a file system from an NFS server to the local file structure. D. The command used to start and stop the NFS Client service. E. The command used to store a list of exported file systems for NFS in a separate file, /var/lib/nfs/etab. F. The command used to make sure the NFS Server service is set to run in its default runlevels. G. An excellent troubleshooting tool, used to check the status of current RPC services. H. The command used to configure the NFS server. I. The command used to query the mount daemon on the remote NFS server for information on the server's state.
Layout view for a form differs from Design view in that:
A) Layout view offers more options for the form. B) Design view is the only way to change field widths. C) Layout view allows modifications while viewing data. D) Design view is easier for users to master.
In the table pictured above, the last row of data shown ( 2734, Riker, William, 212-566-1701.) is a:
A) key. B) record. C) field. D) form.