Guide to IAM Flashcards

1
Q

It enables you to securely control access to AWS services
and resources for your users.

A

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)

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2
Q

IAM consists of the following?

A

Users
Groups
Roles

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3
Q

The _______________ is created when you first set up your AWS account. The account has complete admin access.

A

root account

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4
Q

New users have _______________ when first created.

A

no permissions

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5
Q

IAM is universal, not regional. True or False

A

True

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6
Q

New Users are assigned _______________ when first created.

A

Access Key ID & Secret Access Keys

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7
Q

Access key ID & Secret Access Key cannot use the to Login in to the AWS
Management Console, True or False

A

True

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8
Q

You can use Access key ID & Secret Access to access AWS via the?

A

APIs and Command Line

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9
Q

Viewing Access Keys

A

You only get to view Access key ID & Secret Access Key once. If
you lose them, you have to regenerate them. So, save them in a
secure location.

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10
Q

Use MFA

A

Always setup Multifactor Authentication (MFA) on your root
account.

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11
Q

Password Rotation

A

You can create and customize your own password rotation
policies.

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12
Q

It allows users to authenticate with a web identity provider, like Google, Facebook, or Amazon.

A

Web Identity Federation

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13
Q

An _______________ is exchanged for temporary AWS credentials, allowing users to assume an IAM role.

A

authentication token

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14
Q

It is an Identity Broker which handles interaction between your applications and the Web ID provider.

A

Cognito

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15
Q

Provides sign-up, sign-in and guest user access

A

Cognito

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16
Q

Syncs user data for a seamless experience across your devices

A

Cognito

16
Q

It is the AWS-recommended approach for Web ID Federation

A

Cognito

17
Q

Cognito uses _______________ to manage user sign-up and sign-in directly, or via Web Identity Providers.

A

Cognito User Pools

18
Q

Cognito push synchronization uses SNS to ______________________ associated with a single user ID.

A

send a silent push

19
Q

It enable you to provide temporary AWS credentials.

A

Identity Pools

20
Q

Enabling access to AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB.

A

Identity Pools

21
Q

We can use a ______________________ to enable anonymous access to DynamoDB.

A

Cognito identity pool

22
Q

What is the 3 different types of IAM Policies?

A

Managed Policy
Customer Managed Policy
Inline Policy

22
Q

It is the type of IAM Policies that AWS-managed default policies.

A

Managed Policy

23
Q

It is the type of IAM Policies that managed by you.

A

Customer Managed Policy

24
Q

It is the type of IAM Policies that managed by you and embedded in a
single user, group, or role.

A

Inline Policy

25
Q

In most cases, What IAM Policy AWS recommends using?

A

AWS recommends using Managed Policies over Inline Policies.