Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the descriptions of security features from the left onto the corresponding features on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is may use a fingerprint reader to authenticate users; relies on a "something you are" paradigm; supports enterprise, third party, and public options; issuer may revoke the digital credentials; may use time-based or one-time passwords to authenticate users; requires two or more authentication methods to verify a user's identity. The correct arrangement matches each description to its corresponding security feature based on core principles: Biometrics uses physical characteristics like fingerprints ('something you are' paradigm), MFA requires two or more authentication methods, digital certificates suppor

Submitted by deeparc· Mar 5, 2026CompTIA Security+ Domain 4: Identity and Access Management (IAM) - specifically covering authentication factors, biometric authentication, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificate management including issuance and revocation

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the descriptions of security features from the left onto the corresponding features on the right. Answer:

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may use a fingerprint reader to authenticate usersmay use time-based or one-time passwords to authenticate usersrelies on a "something you are" paradigmrequires two or more authentication methods to verify a user's identitysupports enterprise, third party, and public optionsissuer may revoke the digital credentials

Correct arrangement

may use a fingerprint reader to authenticate users
relies on a "something you are" paradigm
supports enterprise, third party, and public options
issuer may revoke the digital credentials
may use time-based or one-time passwords to authenticate users
requires two or more authentication methods to verify a user's identity

Explanation

The correct arrangement matches each description to its corresponding security feature based on core principles: Biometrics uses physical characteristics like fingerprints ('something you are' paradigm), MFA requires two or more authentication methods, digital certificates support enterprise/third-party/public options (e.g., private CA, third-party CA, public CA) and can be revoked by the issuer, and MFA/OTP systems use time-based or one-time passwords. Each feature has distinct characteristics that align with specific authentication paradigms and trust models defined in security frameworks.

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#Authentication Methods#Biometrics#Multi-Factor Authentication#Digital Certificates

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