Course Description
Explore common methods and examples of providing resource access after successful authentication using discretionary access control, mandatory access control, attribute-based access control, and others.
Learning Objectives
System Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP 2018): Controlling Resource Access
- Course Overview
- describe how authorization follows authentication to allow resource access
- compare and contrast DAC with MAC
- use the icacls command to configure DAC
- compare and contrast DAC with MAC
- set the Linux umask to control default permissions
- list the benefits of using RBAC
- use the PowerShell Set-Acl cmdlet to configure RBAC
- use Linux to configure RBAC
- compare attribute-based AC to DAC and MAC
- use Windows to configure ABAC
- discuss alternate access control methods
- specify when 802.1x remediation, quarantine, and admission should be configured for thin clients, VPNs, and teleworkers
- apply access control techniques to secure assets