Any method a computer uses to determine who or what can access it

Any method a computer uses to determine what a verified user can do

The record-keeping and tracking of user activities on a computer network

Who can access the network?

What all can a person access on the network?

What all did the person access while on the network?

Who can access the network?

What all can a person access on the network?

What all did the person access while on the network?

Any method a computer uses to determine who or what can access it

Any method a computer uses to determine what a verified user can do

The record-keeping and tracking of user activities on a computer network

Cookie

Log file

Tracking

Cache

Mandatory Access Control

Mechanism Accessory Console

Migration Activity Console

MAC

RBAC

DAC

TAC

Password

Iris scan

PIN

SMS token

It is more secure since it is a form of two factor authentication

A user only has to log in once to access a lot of applications

This secures all applications since they have to log into each application

This method is secure since it requires a fingerprint to log-in

Do not use a password manager

Never reuse passwords

Keep the passwords simple and not complex

Never have a password expiration date

In case a website is compromised and that password is captured

You can never trust any banking website

This is wrong, it is safe to reuse passwords across websites

It makes it easier to remember all the passwords if you do not reuse passwords

Data in transit

Data at rest

Data in motion

Data in use

The whole disk

The database

Individual files/folders

All of the above

Data in transit

Data in motion

Data in flight

Data sent via email

Data sent within a private network

Data sent via SMS

Data transferred from one computer to another via USB