The name, age, location and job title of a person are all examples of:

The correct answer is A. Attributes. Attributes such as a person's name, age, location, job title, and even characteristics such as height or hair color, may all be associated with their identity. None of these describe biometric factors used for authentication. Identity factors are something you know, are or…

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AAttributes
BAccount permissions
CBiometric factors
DIdentity factors

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A
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C
5% (2)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

Attributes such as a person's name, age, location, job title, and even characteristics such as height or hair color, may all be associated with their identity. None of these describe biometric factors used for authentication. Identity factors are something you know, are or have. Account permissions determine what an authenticated person (a user) can do, and not attributes related to the user's identity.

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#Identity and Access Management (IAM)#User Attributes#Identity Management#Personal Identifiable Information (PII)

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