Identity And Access Management Architecture

Which TWO factors are mandatory for a secure 'MFA' implementation?

In a cloud architecture, what does the 'Principle of Least Privilege' (PoLP) imply regarding IAM roles?

Which THREE attributes should be evaluated when defining access policies in a modern Zero Trust Architecture?

When implementing FIDO2/WebAuthn for passwordless authentication, where does the private key reside?

Which architectural principle is fundamental to implementing Zero Trust in a microservices environment?

Which authentication factor is considered 'inherence'?

Which TWO methods are used to prevent 'Token Replay' attacks in an OAuth/OIDC architecture?

Which THREE components are involved in a standard OIDC authentication flow?

A firm is deploying a Just-In-Time (JIT) access model using CyberArk. Which component architecture is required to perform privileged session recording while ensuring the vault is not directly exposed to the internet?

In a Zero Trust architecture, what is the primary role of a Policy Decision Point (PDP)?

You are troubleshooting an OIDC flow where the client fails to fetch the user information. What is the correct OIDC endpoint to call?

You are securing a microservices architecture using mTLS. Which party is responsible for issuing the certificates that identify each service?

Which component in a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution is responsible for 'Credential Rotation'?

In a SAML-based federation, what is the purpose of the 'RelayState' parameter?

An organization is migrating to SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) for automated provisioning. Which entity is responsible for receiving the provisioning request from the Identity Provider?

Which THREE attributes of a user session are typically monitored by a CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker)?

Which THREE security mechanisms are recommended when using an API Gateway to handle authentication?

You are configuring an AWS IAM Identity Center (successor to AWS SSO) environment. You need to provide temporary, elevated access to a developer for a specific account. Which mechanism provides the most granular architectural approach for this?

Which TWO security properties are provided by modern 'Passwordless' architectures?

Which TWO types of certificates are used in a standard mTLS implementation?

What is the primary role of an 'Attribute-Based Access Control' (ABAC) system compared to 'Role-Based Access Control' (RBAC)?

In the context of the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code flow, why is the 'client_secret' never sent to the user's browser?

What is the benefit of using 'Scoped Access Tokens' in an OAuth architecture?

Which TWO actions should be taken when designing a highly available IAM architecture?

When designing a privileged access management (PAM) solution using CyberArk, you must ensure that privileged credentials are never exposed to the end-user workstation. Which feature facilitates this?

What is the primary function of an 'Identity Bridge' in a hybrid architecture?

Which THREE features are essential for a robust Privileged Access Management (PAM) architecture that adheres to the principle of least privilege?

When migrating to a Zero Trust architecture, what is the recommended approach for legacy applications that do not support modern authentication protocols (SAML/OIDC)?

You are implementing an IdP-initiated SSO flow. What is the primary architectural requirement for the SP?

Which THREE features are essential for a modern IAM Lifecycle Management (LCM) system?

You are designing an Azure AD (Entra ID) Conditional Access policy to restrict access to sensitive applications. You need to ensure that only compliant, managed devices can access the resource. Which Grant control must be configured?

What is the primary risk of 'Standing Privileges'?

An ISSAP architect is configuring Azure AD (Entra ID) Conditional Access policies to enforce Zero Trust. The requirement is to ensure that users accessing sensitive applications are verified as compliant with Intune device status. Which assignment condition is required?

What is the purpose of 'JWT Validation' on a resource server?

You are designing an OIDC implementation. An application needs to obtain user profile information without including it in the ID Token to keep the token size small. Which endpoint should the application call?

Which THREE types of claims are typically included in a JSON Web Token (JWT)?

In a SAML 2.0 federation, an Identity Provider (IdP) is failing to authenticate users because the Service Provider (SP) cannot verify the assertion integrity. The SP requires the IdP to sign the assertion. What must be exchanged to solve this?

When using an API Gateway as a Policy Enforcement Point (PEP), where should the authorization decision logic be offloaded to ensure central governance?

Which TWO components are critical for an identity-centric Zero Trust architecture?

Which THREE criteria are typically evaluated by a Policy Decision Point (PDP) in a Zero Trust environment?

What is the purpose of 'Claims Transformation' in an Identity Provider?

What is the primary architectural purpose of implementing Just-in-Time (JIT) access?

You are architecting a solution to mitigate 'Token Theft' in a Zero Trust environment. Which mechanism binds a token to a specific client instance?

What is the function of 'Token Introspection' in OAuth 2.0?

What is the primary architectural purpose of a 'Security Token Service' (STS) in a federated environment?

You are designing an IAM architecture for a global enterprise. You must ensure that PII is not transmitted in cleartext within identity tokens. What is the standard security requirement?

When designing a Federated Identity architecture using OIDC/SAML, which TWO security considerations are critical for the Relying Party (SP)?

Which THREE components are critical to ensuring secure 'Just-In-Time' (JIT) access?

You are deploying OIDC (OpenID Connect) for a web application. You need to prevent token replay attacks. Which claim should the application validate in the ID Token?