Answers

1. Answer:a
Explanation:When an identity is created in an OpenID system, that information is stored in the system of any OpenID service provider and translated into a unique identifier.

2. Answer:b
Explanation:In SAML, a service provider passes a statement or set of statements (called assertions) to an identity provider that must be evaluated.

3. Answer:a
Explanation:This is a general-purpose authorization policy language.

4. Answer:b
Explanation:SPML is an XML request/response language that is used to integrate and interoperate service provisioning requests.

5. Answer:c
Explanation:OpenID is a developing industry standard for authenticating “end users” by storing their digital identity in a common format.


6. Answer:c
Explanation:The Identity Governance Framework (IGF) is a standards initiative of the Liberty Alliance.

7.Answer:c
Explanation:CardSpace was introduced with .NET Frameworks 3.0 and can be installed on Windows XP, Server 2003, and later.


8. Answer:a
Explanation:The Higgins Open Source Identity Framework uses an i-Card metaphor.

9. Answer:a
Explanation:A policy in XACML describes a subject element that requests an action from a resource.

10. Answer:b
Explanation:SAML integrates with XACML to implement a policy engine in a Service Oriented Architecture to support identity services authorization.