CV0-003 · Question #38
Which of the following would a company implement to provide authentication to multiple websites that are delivered through PaaS?
The correct answer is D. RBAC. RBAC provides a unified access control model that assigns roles to users, enabling consistent authentication and authorization across multiple PaaS-delivered websites from a single policy framework.
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Which of the following would a company implement to provide authentication to multiple websites that are delivered through PaaS?
Options
- AFederation services
- BMAC
- CMulti-factor authentication
- DRBAC
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(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D86% (24)
Why each option
RBAC provides a unified access control model that assigns roles to users, enabling consistent authentication and authorization across multiple PaaS-delivered websites from a single policy framework.
Federation services enable SSO by establishing trust relationships between separate identity providers and service providers across different organizations or domains, rather than managing unified access within a single company's PaaS platform.
MAC (Mandatory Access Control) enforces access based on fixed security labels set by a central authority and is not a standard mechanism for web application authentication in PaaS environments.
Multi-factor authentication adds additional verification factors to a login process but does not itself provide a framework for managing or delegating authentication across multiple websites or applications.
RBAC lets a company define roles - such as admin, editor, or viewer - and assign them to users once, with those roles granting appropriate access across all websites hosted on the PaaS platform. This centralizes access decisions so users authenticate through a single role-based policy engine rather than managing credentials separately for each website.
Concept tested: RBAC for centralized access control in PaaS environments
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/overview
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