Question 440
At the Thornport research and development institute, a shared workstation changes users but the policy continues treating its IP as the previous user's identity. Which continuing control would best reduce recurrence?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Tune mapping and session lifecycle behavior for shared devices. This is the continuing safeguard relevant to stale user-to-ip mapping at the Thornport research and development institute; it keeps controls aligned as the environment changes.
Incorrect Answers
That control is useful when managing identity in logs. At the Thornport research and development institute, the continuing priority is to tune mapping and session lifecycle behavior for shared devices, because identity decisions can be wrong when user-to-endpoint associations remain stale.
That control is useful when managing role scope overlap. At the Thornport research and development institute, the continuing priority is to tune mapping and session lifecycle behavior for shared devices, because identity decisions can be wrong when user-to-endpoint associations remain stale.
That control is useful when managing access role definition. At the Thornport research and development institute, the continuing priority is to tune mapping and session lifecycle behavior for shared devices, because identity decisions can be wrong when user-to-endpoint associations remain stale.