CDL - Identity Flashcards

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What is a directory service?

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A DS maps the names of network resources to their network addresses

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What is Cloud Identity?

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A Identity as a Service (IDaaS) that centrally manages users and group within a SINGLE PANE OF GLASS

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What features constitute Cloud Identity?

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  • User lifecycle management
  • SSO
  • Device management
  • Cloud Directory
  • Account security
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IS Google Cloud Directory Sync a sub-service of Cloud Identity?

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Yes

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What is Active Directory?

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A service that allows orgs to manage multiple on-prem infra components and systems using a SINGLE identity per user.

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What is AD Domain Services (ADDS)?

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A Microsoft server based directory service that stores and managers information about a network resources. Facilitates resource access and management

Note: AD services consist of multiple directory services.

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What is Managed Service for Microsoft AD?

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It is an AD hostd on the GCP platform.

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If you have Managed Service for Micro Active Directory why and how would you use Cloud Identity?

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1) MicroAD may have features that Cloud Identity does not

2) Via federation

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What are key benefits of Managed Service for Micro AD?

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1) Maintenance free

2) Seamless multi-region deployment

3) Hybrid identity support

4) Compatibility with AD-dependent apps

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How does a Directory Service work?

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It works as a shared information infrastructure for locating, managing, administering, and organizing resources.

Analogy - A magical map that locates all your toys and friends (resources & users)

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What is a Identity Provide (IdP)?

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A service that creates, maintains, and manages identity information to provide authentication to services/applications within a federation or distributed network.

Eg: FB, Amzn, Google, Twitter.

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What are objects in a Directory Service?

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Objects are resources.

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What are examples of resources on a directory service?

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Users
Goups
Devises
Folders / files
Printers

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Is a directory service a critical component of a network operating system?

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Yes

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What is Single-sign-on (SSO)? What ia a key benefit?

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Seamless

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What is Lightweight Directory Access Protocol?

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Hey protocol for accessing in managing directory information resources

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18
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Why use LDAP when SSO is more convenient?

19
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What is Google Cloud Directory Sync (Exam)?

20
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What is a Directory Server?

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It is a server which provides a directory service

21
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What are well known Directory Services ?

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DNS - for the internet

MicoAD

OpenLDAP

Cloud Identity

22
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Can Cloud Identity federate identities between different ADs?

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Yes

Between GCP, AD, Azure AD, etc.

23
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How does Cloud Identity work?

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A zero trust service that Allows you to manage access and compliance across all users within your domain

AND

allows you to create a CI account for each of your users/groups.

IAM is used to manage access between GCP resources and cloud identity acounts.

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What deployment principles are characteristic by ADs?

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They are redundant and placed as close to end users to reduce latency

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What are the various DS that comprise Active Directory?
AD Lightweight Directory Services (ADLDS) AD Federation Services (ADFS)
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What is a federated service?
A SSO service allows users to use several web-based services using only ONE set of credentials stored at a central location.
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What is AD Lightweight Directory Services (ADLDS)?
An implementation of LDAP protocol
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What elements comprise a Active Directory?
Org units Domains -- a network area organized by a single authentication DB Domain Controller Domain Computer Objects
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What are objects ?
The basic element in a AD -- users, groups, printers, devices, folders, etc
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What is a Domain Computer
A computer registered with a CENTRAL authentication DB It is also a object
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What is an AD domain?
A logical grouping of AD objects on a network
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What is a Directory Service?
An example of ADDS -- it provides methods for data storage and making the data available to network users and admins Runs on a Domain Controller
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What is a federated identity?
A method of linking a user's identity across multiple identity management systems
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What is OpenID?
OpenID is about providing who you are, and it is a open and decentralized authentication protocol. Use case: Logging into diff social media accounts via Google or FB
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What is OAuth2.0
OAuth is about granting access to functionality. Its a protocol that uses authorization tokens to prove identity between users and service providers. Does not use PW data
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What is SAML?Use case?
Security Assertion Markup Language An open standard for exchanging authentication & authorization between IdP and service providers. Use case: SSO via web browserSSO
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What is SSO?
Single sign on. An authentication scheme that allows users to log in with a SINGLE ID & password to different systems and software.
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Key benefit of SSO?
seamless
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What is a typical SSO diagram look like?
Azure AD --> SAML --> SS0 --> Services (slack, GWS, etc.)
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What is Light weight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)?
A protocol for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services On-prem AD --> LDAP Directory --> Services (GCP, GKE)
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How do LDAPs work?
Via Same sign -on - The user of a single ID + PW, but unlike SSO, you have to reuse them every time a user logs on.
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Common LDAP use case?
To provide a central place to store usernames and pws
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What is Google Cloud Directory Sync (exam)?
A synchronization service that allows admins to sync users, groups, and other data between AD/LDAP to their Managed Service for MicoAD within Google.