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ACCESS-DEF · Question #19

Which 2FA/MFA options can fulfill the "Something you are" requirement? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. CyberArk Identity mobile app. Note: The question asks for two answers, but only B is listed as correct - this may be an error in the provided answer key, or the second answer could be C (FIDO2) when used with a biometric authenticator. The explanation below covers both possibilities. B (CyberArk Identity…

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Question

Which 2FA/MFA options can fulfill the "Something you are" requirement? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Aemail
  • BCyberArk Identity mobile app
  • CFIDO2
  • Dphone call
  • Esecurity questions

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    89% (34)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Note: The question asks for two answers, but only B is listed as correct - this may be an error in the provided answer key, or the second answer could be C (FIDO2) when used with a biometric authenticator. The explanation below covers both possibilities.

B (CyberArk Identity mobile app) satisfies "Something you are" because it supports biometric authentication - fingerprint or facial recognition - which is a physical characteristic of the user's body, the definition of an inherence factor. C (FIDO2) can also qualify when a biometric (fingerprint/Face ID) is used to unlock the authenticator, though FIDO2 hardware keys alone are typically classified as "Something you have."

The distractors belong to different factor categories: A (email) and D (phone call) are "Something you have" - they prove possession of a communication channel; E (security questions) is "Something you know" - a knowledge factor stored in memory.

Memory tip: "Something you are" = your body - think biometric (bio = life/body). If you can't scan, snap, or swipe a body part to use it, it's not an inherence factor.

Topics

#2FA/MFA#Biometric Authentication#Authentication Factors#CyberArk Identity

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