SY0-701 · Question #422
A security analyst at an organization observed several user logins from outside the organization's network. The analyst determined that these logins were not performed by individuals within the…
The correct answer is B. Conditional access policies D. Implementation of additional authentication factors. Conditional access policies restrict access based on certain conditions such as location, device type or risk level and if anything suspicious is detected, conditional access can block those MFAL on the other hand is a strong security measure that adds an extra layer of…
Question
A security analyst at an organization observed several user logins from outside the organization's network. The analyst determined that these logins were not performed by individuals within the organization. Which of the following recommendations would reduce the likelihood of future attacks? (Choose two.)
Options
- ADisciplinary actions for users
- BConditional access policies
- CMore regular account audits
- DImplementation of additional authentication factors
- EEnforcement of content filtering policies
- FA review of user account permissions
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A1% (1)
- B81% (54)
- C6% (4)
- E10% (7)
- F1% (1)
Explanation
Conditional access policies restrict access based on certain conditions such as location, device type or risk level and if anything suspicious is detected, conditional access can block those MFAL on the other hand is a strong security measure that adds an extra layer of verification.
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