Online Access Free 1Z0-1070 Exam Questions

A customer use case requires the second Factor Email during Oracle Identity Cloud Service Authentication process for a group of users only. The security administrator, signed in Oracle Identity Cloud Service console, enabled the email factor, edited the default sign-on policy and added a new sign-on rule. The new sign-on rule included the group name in the member of these groups conditions and prompt for additional factor every time. The administrator saved both the rule and the policy.
After executing this configuration, why does the email factor NOT appear to users from that group?

• A.The default Sign-on Policy can't be changed.
• B.The security administrator didn't change the order of the sign-on rules.
• C.The Passcode Length and Validity Duration of the email factor don't have a default value.
• D.The security administrator needs to specify the list of users instead of the group name.

How can you synchronize users and groups between Microsoft Active Directory and Oracle Identity Cloud Service?

• A.Use the import utility
• B.Configure Delegated Authentication
• C.Configure the Bridge
• D.Use a flat file

From the Oracle Management Cloud dashboard, you noticed a threat or suspicious browsing activity by a user to execute a brute force attack against an application.
Which two remedial actions will happen implicitly to mitigate some risk? (Choose two.)

• A.User added to suspicious data access watchlist
• B.Application policy gets created
• C.Host AV update enforced
• D.Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is imposed

You want to configure Oracle Identity Cloud Service so that any users who use an IP address that comes from a country where hacking is rampant are prevented from accessing Oracle Identity Cloud Service.
How would you accomplish this?

• A.Define a network perimeter, assign it to a rule of a sign-on policy, set the access for the rule to be denied, and define risk-related conditions in the rule associated with the user's location.
• B.Define a network perimeter.
• C.Define a network perimeter, assign it to a rule of a sign-on policy, and set the access for the rule to be denied.
• D.Define a network perimeter and assign it to a rule of a sign-on policy.

How do you configure Oracle Identity Cloud Service so that user accounts will never be locked because of consecutive, unsuccessful login attempts?

• A.Modify a rule of the default sign-on policy.
• B.Change the time of the lockout duration interval to 0 seconds.
• C.Change the value of the Account Lock Threshold field to 0.
• D.Change the value of the Max unsuccessful MFA attempts field to 0.