Practice Implementing Multi-factor Authentication (mfa) (4) - Chapter 6: Networking and Security Fundamentals

Practice: Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Lesson 4Networking and Security Fundamentals

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Question 1.
What does MFA stand for?
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It's a security measure.
Question 2.
Name one type of MFA device.
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Think of examples like apps or physical tokens.
3Question 3.
What is one of the main reasons to use MFA?
- It's easier to remember passwords
- It protects accounts even if passwords are compromised
- It provides unlimited access
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Think about what extra step protects your login.
4Question 4.
True or False: MFA is optional for root accounts in AWS.
- True
- False
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Consider the importance of the root account.
Question 5.
Consider a scenario where an employee’s password is compromised. How would enabling MFA protect the account? Discuss the implications.
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Reflect on the role of the second layer of security.
Question 6.
Design a policy for your AWS account that incorporates MFA requirements for sensitive operations. What factors would you include?
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Think about the importance of actions and who should have access.

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