Which of the Following Identity Access Methods Creates a Cookie

question 61

Multiple Choice

Which of the following identity access methods creates a cookie on the first login to a central authority to allow logins to subsequent applications without re-entering credentials?

• A) Multifactor authentication
• B) Transitive trust
• C) Federated access
• D) Single sign-on

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Definitions:

Petty Cash Fund

A petty cash fund is a small amount of cash kept on hand by a business for making immediate payments for minor expenses, managed through a petty cash system.

Cash Shortage

A situation where the actual cash on hand is less than the expected amount, often due to errors, theft, or mismanagement.

Replenishment

The process of refilling inventory or stock to ensure adequate levels for ongoing operations or sales demands.

Journal Entry

An accounting record of a business transaction in the accounting books, including information such as the date of the transaction, amounts, accounts affected, and a brief description.