Which is the correct order for gaining access to a resource?1 pointIdentification, Authorization, Authentication, AccountabilityIdentification, Authentication, Authorization, AccountabilityAuthentication Identification, Authorization, AccountabilityAccountability, Identification, Authentication, Authorization

In access control terminology, specific terms are being used to describe different roles. a. What are subjects? b. What are objects? c. What are resource owners? d. Who performs authorization and who is being authorized?

When a user tries to access a resource in a system what needs to be presented before the level of access can be determined?Group of answer choicesUser SIDUser Account NameUser RIDUser Account PasswordAccess Token

Which of the following is a way to define permissions or authorizations for objects?1 pointExtensible authentication protocolsAccess control entriesNetwork access servers (NAS)Access control lists (ACL)

What is authorization?1 pointThe concept of granting access to specific resources in a systemThe process of a user proving that they are who they say they are in the systemThe concept of granting only the minimal access and authorization required to complete a task or functionThe process of temporarily granting elevated permissions to specific users

What role does authorization play?