What is the main drawback to using single sign-on?
A.
If a password is disclosed, maximum unauthorized access would be possible.
B.
The security administrators workload would increase.
C.
The user’s password would be too hard to remember.
D.
User access rights would increase.
Explanation:
When single sign-on is enabled, the disclosure of a password could potentially lead to unauthorized access to many systems. Therefore, stronger (thusharder to remember) passwords should be used, but that should not be the mainconcern. The use of single sign-on should not affect user access rights and it isintended to simplify security administration, so an increased workload for thesecurity administrator is unlikely.