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Q1. Which scenario is typical for onboarding a new web application into IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign-On? 

A. Use AccessStudio to create a profile in the test environment. Confirm the profile works and use it directly in the production environment. 

B. Create a junction configuration in the test environment, confirm successful authentication, export configuration from test import into production environment. 

C. Use AccessStudio directly in production environment to create a new application profile, confirm by using the test functionality in AccessStudio, and upload new application profile to production IMS server. 

D. Use AccessStudio to create a new application profile. Add a condition so the profile is only available to your test users. After confirmation of the test users, remove the condition to enable the profile for all users in the production environment. 

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Q2. The CEO of a financial organization is frustrated by the number of usernames and passwords required to remember to access different applications within the enterprise. The CEO tasks his CSO to find a single sign on solution to address this issue. 

Which IBM Security product would help address the CSO's problem? 

A. IBM Security Identity Manager 

B. IBM Federated Identity Manager 

C. IBM Security Access Manager for Web 

D. IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign on 

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Q3. A customer's IT infrastructure includes ten different directories, one for each country branch. The customer now needs a single directory for some centralized applications. The customer would like to make as few changes in the environment as possible. 

Which product do you recommend? 

A. IBM Security Identity Manager 

B. IBM Security Directory Server 

C. IBM Security Directory Integrator 

D. IBM Security Access Manager for Web 

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Q4. In the customer's environment, a group of seven employees work within a room that has four PCs. The PCs have excellent hardware configurations, with considerable RAM and a fast CPU. 

The employees use these PCs only when they need to access an application, which is for a short duration of time. For the rest of the time, they work with their tools on their desks. 

Which IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign-On session management configuration would be used for three PCs for optimum performance? 

A. Citrix workstation 

B. Personal workstation 

C. Shared workstation, private desktop 

D. Shared workstation, shared desktop 

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Q5. Which scenario is typical for onboarding a new web application into IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign-On? 

A. Use AccessStudio to create a profile in the test environment. Confirm the profile works and use it directly in the production environment. 

B. Create a junction configuration in the test environment, confirm successful authentication, export configuration from test import into production environment. 

C. Use AccessStudio directly in production environment to create a new application profile, confirm by using the test functionality in AccessStudio, and upload new application profile to production IMS server. 

D. Use AccessStudio to create a new application profile. Add a condition so the profile is only available to your test users. After confirmation of the test users, remove the condition to enable the profile for all users in the production environment. 

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Q6. A customer has multiple Active Directory sites across the globe. The customer has to provision users to these sites that are geographically dispersed. 

Which policy would be appropriate to use to achieve using IBM Security Identity Manager? 

A. Provisioning Policy 

B. Recertification Policy 

C. Service Selection Policy 

D. Separation of Duty Policy 

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Q7. A company is planning to design an identity and access management solution across multiple data centers which will automate the user life cycle management and streamline their access management process. 

Which two key design principles should be factored in for designing a comprehensive identity and access management solution? (Choose two.) 

A. Design for integrity 

B. Design with single zone 

C. Design for accountability 

D. Design for single layer of defense 

E. Design for single data center and then extend it 

Answer: C,D 


Q8. A customer is not allowing the usage of self-signed certificates in its production environment. The customer has its own Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and all certificates should be issued by this Certification Authority using their internal processes. 

What needs to be done when going into production with the IBM Security products from the Identity and Access Assurance software bundle? 

A. Configure all security components to use the PKI from the customer. Required certificates will automatically be generated and trusted during installation. 

B. Use the IBM keytool to reconfigure all communication channels to use one single certificate issued by the Certification Authority of the Customer. Put the Certification Authority certificate in the truststore of the keytool. 

C. Identify all communication channels using SSL, and create Certificate Signing Requests for them. After receiving the certificates, configure all secure communication channels to use these certificates, and install the Certification Authority certificate in the truststore of all involved components. 

D. Identity all communication channels using SSL, and extract the involved self-signed certificates. Submit these to the Certification Authority of the customer to be cross-signed. Reconfigure the communication channels to use these new certificates and put the Certification Authority certificate in the truststore of all involved components. 

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Q9. Which component of the IBM Security Access Manager for Web Appliance performs front end load balancing? 

A. IBM Security Manager WebSEAL 

B. IBM Security Manager Policy Server 

C. IBM Security Web Gateway Appliance 

D. IBM Security Manager Authorization Server 

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Q10. A company is using IBM Security Access Manager for Web solution for all applications. 

What is the business advantage of this solution? 

A. Identity management of different systems 

B. Focus of all Web traffic through a single path 

C. Compromise of the Internet-facing firewall results in limited security exposure. 

D. Reduced cost by moving substantial amounts of Web infrastructure back into their internal networks 

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