Exam SY0-601 topic 1 question 167 discussion

Answer C (Federation)

Federation is a mechanism that enables users from one organization (the identity provider) to securely access resources and services provided by another organization (the service provider) without requiring the users to have separate credentials for each service. It allows the service provider to trust the identity provider's authentication and authorization processes, eliminating the need for separate credentials and streamlining the user experience.

Federation hands down

Using gmail account to log into eg. Priceline.com is the best example.

C because federation uses SSO and other sites AAA uses internal servers/sites, so this is not an option https://www.professormesser.com/security-plus/sy0-501/aaa-and-authentication/

The answer is C... authenticating to a www.example.com using your facebook account is an example of federation

I agree Answer is C

The answer is C

Federation means the company trusts accounts created and managed by a different network. It connects the identity management services of multiple systems

SSO ---> thus it's federate

Federation

Federation :)

C should be the correct one

Imma go with C, Federation because of this definition I found in this book: Federation or federated identity is a means of linking a subject's accounts from several sites, services, or entities in a single account. It's a means to accomplish single sign-on, thus making service/site access easier for visitors and reducing the number of unique logon credential sets that a user has to create, store, manage, and secure.

Federation: A process that allows for the conveyance of identity and authentication information across a set of networked systems Think EduRam https://eduroam.org/