MistAI Accounts JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A hospital's MistAI administrator is configuring accounts for clinical engineering staff who access the system from shared workstations. The hospital's security policy requires that accounts be protected against credential theft and that sessions automatically terminate after inactivity. Which combination of security features should the administrator enable?

   • AMulti-factor authentication and session timeout
   • BPassword policy and account lockout
   • CSingle sign-on and password policy
   • DSession timeout and account lockout
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2. 12expert · medium

   A MistAI administrator is managing the lifecycle of an account for an employee who is going on a six-month leave of absence. The employee's role is admin scoped to a single site. The administrator wants to ensure the account cannot be used during the leave but can be restored quickly upon return. What is the best approach?

   • ADeactivate the account and reactivate it when the employee returns
   • BChange the account's password and keep it active
   • CDelete the account and create a new one when the employee returns
   • DDisable multi-factor authentication for the account
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4. 13foundation · easy

   An administrator wants to give a user access to manage only the Boston site, not other sites. Which type of access should be assigned?

   • AOrganization-level access
   • BSite-level access
   • CRead-only access
   • DGlobal access
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is the difference between deactivating and deleting a MistAI account?

   • ADeactivating removes the account permanently, while deleting disables it temporarily
   • BDeactivating disables the account temporarily, while deleting permanently removes it
   • CDeactivating changes the password, while deleting changes the role
   • DDeactivating is for admins, while deleting is for installers
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6. 15expert · medium

   A MistAI organization requires that all administrative accounts use multi-factor authentication (MFA). However, a legacy automation script uses an API token associated with an admin account that does not support MFA. The script must continue to run, but the organization's security policy mandates MFA for all human-administered accounts. What is the best approach?

   • ADisable MFA for the existing admin account to allow the script to run
   • BCreate a dedicated service account with the minimum required role and use its API token for the script
   • CUse the admin account's credentials in the script without MFA
   • DCreate a new admin account with MFA and use it for the script
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