Which of the following would provide the MOST secure means of protecting a laptop? (Choose two.)

A long password, while better than a short one, is still a single factor of authentication and can be vulnerable to brute-force attacks or phishing if not combined with other factors.

Biometrics, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, provide a strong form of authentication based on unique physical characteristics that are difficult to spoof or steal.

A hardware token generates one-time passwords or performs cryptographic operations, acting as a second factor that is physically separate from the laptop and very difficult for an attacker to compromise remotely.

A Personal Identification Number (PIN) is typically a short, numeric password, offering less security than a complex password and is still a single factor of authentication.

Security questions are generally considered weak as a primary authentication method because answers can often be guessed, researched, or socially engineered.

An eight-character password is often considered the minimum length and is significantly less secure than a longer, more complex password or multi-factor methods.