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1. How is Entitlement characterised in contrast to Authorisation?
Question 1A. Entitlement is granted only after an auditB. Entitlement is something a manager must approve each timeC. Entitlement expires after every actionD. Entitlement is something you inherit, get by default, or get along with something elseE. Entitlement applies only to data, never to people
2. Where does Authorisation come from, as distinct from Entitlement?
Question 2A. It comes because of an action, or it expects an action in the futureB. It comes automatically with a job titleC. It is inherited from a previous roleD. It is a default setting in every systemE. It is granted by the data itself
3. What does Prescriptive behaviour mean?
Question 3A. How things currently areB. How things were in the pastC. How it should be, with an action expectedD. How a doctor records a diagnosisE. How data is described in a catalogue
4. What does Descriptive behaviour mean?
Question 4A. How an action must be carried outB. How a rule will be enforcedC. How a future decision will be madeD. How a manager approves a requestE. How it is
5. Which of the following has a Prescriptive behaviour?
Question 5A. EntitlementB. AuthorisationC. Both Entitlement and AuthorisationD. Neither Entitlement nor AuthorisationE. Only Entitlement to leave
6. An employee is entitled to 20 annual leaves, and the manager can accept or reject a leave application. Which part of this example illustrates Authorisation?
Question 6A. The 20 annual leaves the employee hasB. The 12 medical leaves the employee hasC. The employee's job titleD. The manager's power to accept or reject the applicationE. The leave policy document
7. A Procurement user who deals only with electronics can see only the electronics rows of a table that also holds furniture and IT hardware data. What does this illustrate?
Question 7A. Entitlement at the row levelB. Authorisation to delete dataC. Authentication of the userD. Data EnrichmentE. A prescriptive action
8. In the Procurement example, a few people are able to fix or delete data in procurement tables to maintain data quality. What do they have?
Question 8A. Entitlement to see the tablesB. Descriptive behaviourC. A default inheritanceD. Data LiteracyE. Authority to fix or delete data
9. A Vice President has a company car. How does the Entitlement versus Authorisation distinction apply?
Question 9A. The VP is authorised to own the car but entitled to sell itB. The VP is entitled to the car only after driving itC. The VP is entitled to have the car and authorised to use it for company use onlyD. The VP is entitled to use the car for personal tripsE. The VP has neither entitlement nor authorisation
10. Can the terms Entitlement and Authorisation be used interchangeably?
Question 10A. Yes, they always mean the same thingB. In a few places they can be, but mostly they should not beC. No, never under any circumstancesD. Only when talking about leave policiesE. Only in database security