Which of the following statements are true about the XACML standard and architecture?
A.
The Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) is where permit / deny access decisions are made.
B.
The Policy Information Point (PIP) provides information such as user attributes or environmental data that may be used to make access control decisions.
C.
XACML defines an XML schema used to represent rules for access control.
D.
XACML defines a TCP protocol used to communicate messages between Policy Enforcement Points.
E.
SAML assertions can be used to carry XACML authorization decisions.
Suggested Answer:ABCE🗳️
A: PEP - Policy Enforcement Point, where permit/deny access decisions are enforced. B: PIP - Policy Information Point, where information can be retrieved to evaluate policy conditions. For example, a user's role or time of day may be needed by the PDP to make a policy decision. C: eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) provides a standard way to represent access control policy information using XML. XAMCL defines access control policies in terms of rules, which in turn are defined to include a target, an effect, and a set of conditions. XACML defines an XML schema used to represent rule E: The SAML 2.0 profile of XACML 2.0 defines SAML assertions used to carry policies, policy queries and responses, authorization decisions, authorization query decisions and responses, and attribute assertions. In this way SAML authentication, attribute, and authorization assertions are incorporated into the security framework to complement XACML. Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, Security , Release 3.1
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