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What does Federated Single Sign-on (SSO) specifically relate to within Federated Identity Management?

  1. Application Virtualization

  2. Database Activity Monitoring

  3. Authentication and technical interoperability

  4. Creating an inauthentic version of data

The correct answer is: Authentication and technical interoperability

Federated Single Sign-on (SSO) specifically relates to Authentication and technical interoperability within Federated Identity Management. It allows users to access multiple applications with a single set of credentials across different security domains. This simplifies the user experience while maintaining security standards. Option A, Application Virtualization, is not correct as it refers to the practice of creating a virtual instance of an application, decoupling it from the underlying hardware or operating system. Option B, Database Activity Monitoring, is not related to Federated Single Sign-on. Database Activity Monitoring focuses on tracking and analyzing database transactions as well as monitoring user activities within a database to ensure security and compliance. Option D, Creating an inauthentic version of data, is not a relevant concept in the context of Federated Single Sign-on or Federated Identity Management.

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