Oracle Cloud Platform Identity and Security Management 2019 Associate - 1Z0-1070 Exam Practice Test

A. Allowing that administrator to access only specified application instances

B. Allowing that administrator to view only policy alerts

C. Allowing that administrator to access only limited Risk Events features

D. Allowing that administrator to access all Oracle CASB Cloud Service functionality

A. Oracle Security Monitoring and Analytics Cloud Service receives the threat intel from various data sources including Oracle Identity Cloud Service and Oracle CASB Cloud Service, and based on user behavior creates a threat based on the risk score in Oracle Security Monitoring and Analytics Cloud Service Threat dashboard.

B. Configuration and Compliance Cloud Service identifies the Configuration drift and forwards it to Oracle CASB Cloud Service, and based on user behavior identified from Oracle Identity Cloud Service creates the threat based on the risk score in Oracle CASB Cloud Service Threat dashboard.

C. Oracle Orchestration Cloud Service receives the threat information from Oracle Security Monitoring Cloud Service and Oracle Identity Cloud Service, and various sources based on the information received from other sources creates a threat in Oracle CASB Cloud Service Threat dashboard.

D. Oracle CASB Cloud Service receives the threat intel from various data sources including Oracle Identity Cloud Service, and based on user behavior creates a threat in the Oracle CASB Cloud Service Threat Dashboard.

A. Oracle Security Monitoring and Analytics Cloud Service

B. Oracle CASB Cloud Service

C. Oracle Configuration and Compliance Service

D. Oracle Log Analytics Cloud Service

A. Use a flat file

B. Configure Delegated Authentication

C. Use the import utility

D. Configure the Bridge

A. up to five Application Instances, including API calls showing the geographical regions where the instance was first implemented

B. a geography of login attempts within Oracle Identity Cloud Service and Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Cloud, specifically the successful logins

C. suspicious activity and threats that have transpired within Oracle CASB and across different geographical regions or the world

D. mobile devices users who are actively using Oracle Identity Cloud Services in a manner that is against Oracle Corporate Usage Policy

A. Targets added to file change watchlist

B. Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is imposed

C. Host anti-virus (AV) update enforced

D. User added to suspicious data access watchlist

A. In Oracle CASB Cloud Service navigate to Configuration and then to Identity Management providers.
Select Oracle Identity Cloud Service and specify the Client ID/Client Secret.

B. Create an Oracle CASB Cloud Service application in Identity Cloud Service and collect the Client ID/Client Secret for the application created.

C. Create a trusted application in Identity Cloud Service and collect the Client ID/Client Secret for the application created.

D. In Oracle CASB Cloud Service navigate to Configuration and then to Identity Management providers.
Select Oracle Identity Cloud Service and specify the Instance name/Client ID/Client Secret and URL to the Provider.