Which two components of a Security policy, when configured, allow third-party contractors access to internal applications outside business hours? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. User-ID D. Schedule. To allow third-party contractors controlled access, security policies must combine user identification and time-based access controls: User-ID enables security policies to be based on user identity rather than IP addresses, ensuring precise policy enforcement for specific users s

Security Policy Configuration and Access Control

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AApp-ID
BService
CUser-ID
DSchedule

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A
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B
8% (2)
C
71% (17)

Explanation

To allow third-party contractors controlled access, security policies must combine user identification and time-based access controls: User-ID enables security policies to be based on user identity rather than IP addresses, ensuring precise policy enforcement for specific users such as contractors. Schedules allow policies to be active only during specific times, providing time-based access control (e.g., after business hours). Together, they ensure that only authorized users (contractors) have access, and only when explicitly allowed.

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