Gary is unable to log in to the production environment. Gary tries three times and is then locked out of trying again for one hour.  Why could this be?Users remember their credentials if they are given time to think about itGary is being punishedGray's actions look like an attackThe network is tired

Trina and Doug both work at Triffid, Inc. Doug is having trouble logging into the network. Trina offers to log in for Doug, using Trina's credentials, so that Doug can get some work done.  What is the problem with this?Anything either of them do will be attributed to TrinaDoug is a bad personIt is against the lawIf Trina logs in for Doug, then Doug will never be encouraged to remember credentials without assistance

Suvid works at Triffid, Inc. When Suvid attempts to log in to the production environment, a message appears stating that Suvid has to reset the password.  What may have occurred to cause this?Suvid made the manager angrySuvid's password has expiredSomeone hacked Suvid's machineSuvid broke the law

Fred, an administrator, has been working within an organization for over 10 years. He previously maintained database servers while working in a different division. He now works in the programming department but still retains privileges on the database servers. He recently modified a setting on a database server so that a script he wrote would run. Unfortunately, his change disabled the server for several hours before database administrators discovered the change and reversed it. Which of the following could have prevented this outage?Group of answer choicesAccount access reviewMultifactor authenticationA policy requiring strong authenticationLogging

A user calls the help desk complaining that the password to access the wireless network has changed without warning. The user is allowed to change the password, but an hour later, the same thing occurs. What might be happening in this situation?Select one:weak passworduser laptoprogue access pointpassword policyuser error

Fred, an administrator, has been working within an organization for over 10 years. He previously maintained database servers while working in a different division. He now works in the programming department but still retains privileges on the database servers. He recently modified a setting on a database server so that a script he wrote would run. Unfortunately, his change disabled the server for several hours before database administrators discovered the change and reversed it. Which of the following could have prevented this outage?Group of answer choicesMultifactor authenticationAccount access reviewLoggingA policy requiring strong authentication