Security+ Domain 4: Identity and Access Management

CompTIA Security+ is a globally trusted certification that validates foundational, vendor-neutral IT security knowledge and skills. As a benchmark for best practices in IT security, this certification training covers the essential principles of network security and risk management. The fourth domain in CompTIA’s Security + exam (SYO-601) covers identity and access management. This domain contributes 16 percent of the exam score. This section is important to security because controlling access to computer systems and resources is a foundational part of security. Learning the objectives of domain 4.0, as well as the will prepare you for the CompTIA Security+ certification.

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