Test your knowledge

1. What does IAM stand for in AWS?

1. Internet Access Manager

2. Identity Authentication Method

3. Identity and Access Management

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2. What type of security is required to access one AWS resource to another resource in a secured manner considering least privilege?

1. Group Based

2. Role Based

3. Access Keys

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3. Which of the following is a best practice for the root account?

1. Use it daily for administrative tasks

2. Store access keys in code

3. Enable MFA and don’t use it for everyday tasks

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4. What happens when you attach a policy to an IAM group?

1. Only the group creator gets the permissions

2. All users in that group inherit the policy permissions

3. The policy is applied only when users log in via CLI

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5. By default, when you create a new IAM user, what permissions does it have?

1. No permissions at all

2. Full administrator access

3. Read-only access to all services

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