CHAPTER 12
Authentication and Authorization
In this chapter, you will
• Learn how to identify and implement authentication methods, factors, and attributes
• Learn about authorization design concepts and requirements
One of the core tenets of computer security is the concept that all actions will be controlled via a system of approvals; for example, only authorized parties can perform the actions of accessing a resource, operating on a resource, and storing an item. Identity and access management systems are the mechanisms by which this is accomplished. This chapter examines the foundational elements behind authentication systems.
Certification Objective This chapter covers CompTIA Security+ exam objective 2.4: Summarize authentication ...
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