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CompTIA Exam SY0-601 Topic 2 Question 75 Discussion

Actual exam question for CompTIA's SY0-601 exam
Question #: 75
Topic #: 2
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A company currently uses passwords for logging in to company-owned devices and wants to add a second authentication factor Per corporate policy, users are not allowed to have smartphones at their desks Which of the following would meet these requirements?

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A smart card is a physical device that contains an embedded integrated circuit chip that can store and process data. A smart card can be used as a second authentication factor, in addition to a password, to verify the identity of a user who wants to log in to company-owned devices. A smart card requires a smart card reader to access the data on the chip, which adds an extra layer of security.A smart card meets the requirements of the company because it does not involve a smartphone or any other device that is not allowed at the desks


by Viola at Feb 08, 2024, 08:17 PM

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Reid
8 days ago
I'm leaning towards the PIN code. It's a nice middle ground between security and convenience. Plus, with no smartphones allowed, I won't have to worry about forgetting my phone and being locked out. Although, I do wonder if the company would consider issuing us all fancy smartwatches instead. Now, that would be a fun twist!
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Johana
9 days ago
Smart card seems like the most secure option, but then again, I'm a little worried about losing it or forgetting it at home. A PIN code is simpler, but not as secure as a smart card. Decisions, decisions...
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Julene
10 days ago
I agree, the smart card or PIN code are probably the best choices here. The knowledge-based question could be problematic, and a secret key might be overkill. Although, I do have to say, a secret key would make me feel like a secret agent. Shaken, not stirred, you know?
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Nana
11 days ago
Hmm, this is an interesting question. Since smartphones are not allowed, a smart card or a PIN code seem like the most viable options. The knowledge-based question could be tricky, as users might forget the answers, and a secret key might be too much of a hassle to manage.
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