Oracle 1Z1-479 valid study dumps : Oracle Access Management Suite Plus 11g Essentials

Your customer has deployed an employee portal that you have protected with Oracle Access Manager
(OAM). The customer now wants a new portlet added to the home page to display the employee's salary
details. The portlet will obtain the information through a call to an internally exposed web service.
Your customer has defined the following security requirements for the new portlet:
1 . Employee must be authenticated through risk-based authentication before they can access the portal.
2 . The web service must be secured form unauthenticated calls.
3 . All security logic for the web service must be external to the web service.
4 . The web service should return salary details only if the user's authentication risk source is below 500.
Which four steps must you perform to meet the requirements for the new portlet?

• A. Configure OWSM to call OAAM to obtain the risk score.
• B. Configure an OWSM policy to protect the web service, consume the security token, and evaluate the
  risk score.
• C. Configure a cookie response in OAM to set the risk score into a cookie called HTTP_RISK_SCORE.
• D. Enable Identity Assertion propagation in the OAM policy.
• E. Configure Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM) on the portal container to generate a security token.
• F. Deploy Oracle Adaptive Access Manager (OAAM) and integrate with OAM, setting OAAM as the
  authentication scheme.

Identify three required steps for configuration OAM-OAAM basic integration.

• A. Set the OAAMEnabled property to true in oam-config.xml.
• B. Target the OAAM JDBC data source to the OAM Managed Server.
• C. Install and configure Oracle Entitlements Server (OES).
• D. Install SOA Suite and configure the Unified Messaging Service (UMS) delivery channel for One Time
  Pin (OTP).
• E. Protect a resource in an authentication policy using the OAAMBasic authentication scheme.

What performance data can you see from the Oracle Adaptive Access Manager (OAAM) 11g admin
dashboard?

• A. average processing times
• B. CPU utilization
• C. memory utilization
• D. number of threads running

Identify two settings in the Authentication Scheme definition of Oracle Access Manager 11g.

• A. Authentication Password
• B. Authentication Id
• C. Error Message
• D. Challenge Method
• E. Authentication Level

Your portfolio trading customer is using Oracle Entitlements Server (OES) to externalize authorization
decisions from their share dealing application.
The trading customer has stipulated the following policy need to be implemented:
Customers can purchase shares only if their credit limit is 20% higher than the value of the shares in their
basket at checkout.
The value of a basket and a customer's credit limit are both available in the application, and can be
passed to OES as part of an authorization request if required.
You are looking to implement the most efficient policy within OES. Which three steps would you
implement?

• A. Configure an authorization policy to include a condition that executes a custom function.
• B. Use a PIP to call a web service that returns the calculated difference between the basket value and the
  credit limit.
• C. Configure the application to include the basket value and credit limit in the authorization request.
• D. Return an obligation that contains the difference value so that the application can decide whether to
  allow the transaction or not.
• E. Configure a Policy Information Point (PIP) to retrieve the basket value and credit limit from an internal
  system.
• F. Create a custom function to calculate the difference between the basket value and the credit.