An administrator wants to allow users to use passkeys as a two-step verification method. Where would this be configured?

In the Google Workspace Marketplace

In the user's personal Google account settings

In the Admin console under Security > Authentication > Two-step verification

In which scenario would a context-aware access policy be most appropriate?

Blocking all external email senders

Enforcing a password change for all users every 90 days

Restricting access to a Google Drive folder based on the user's IP address

Requiring users to use a specific wallpaper on their desktop

A user has lost their phone and cannot receive SMS codes for two-step verification. They need to regain access to their account. The administrator wants to allow the user to use a backup code to sign in. What should the administrator do?

Set a new recovery email for the user.

Change the user's 2SV method to Google Authenticator.

Ensure the user has backup codes enabled and provide them with a new set of backup codes.

Reset the user's password and disable 2SV for the user.

A user forgets their password and attempts to reset it using the recovery options. The administrator wants to ensure that the user can verify their identity using a recovery email and a phone number, but not security questions. What should the administrator configure?

Set the password policy to require a recovery email and phone number for all users.

Enable 'Recovery email' and 'Recovery phone' in the user's recovery settings, and disable security questions.

Enable two-step verification for the user and require recovery via email and phone.

Create a custom role that allows the user to reset their own password without recovery.

Which of the following is a typical password strength requirement that can be enforced through Google Workspace password policies?

Passwords must not be reused for 5 years

Passwords must include at least one emoji

Passwords must match the user's employee ID

Passwords must be at least 8 characters long

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4.1 Securing User Access ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11foundation · easy
An administrator wants to allow users to use passkeys as a two-step verification method. Where would this be configured?
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In which scenario would a context-aware access policy be most appropriate?
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13application · medium
A user has lost their phone and cannot receive SMS codes for two-step verification. They need to regain access to their account. The administrator wants to allow the user to use a backup code to sign in. What should the administrator do?
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14application · medium
A user forgets their password and attempts to reset it using the recovery options. The administrator wants to ensure that the user can verify their identity using a recovery email and a phone number, but not security questions. What should the administrator configure?
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15foundation · easy
Which of the following is a typical password strength requirement that can be enforced through Google Workspace password policies?
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