A logistics provider wants certain employees using unknown devices to perform extra checks when they sign in to a tracking system. Staff using approved devices in approved locations do not need additional prompts. Which solution meets these requirements?
Setting a password expiration policy for all users
Implementing a monitoring solution for network traffic patterns
Requiring biometric scans from users at login
Configuring rules that react to sign-in attributes for device or location
Configuring rules based on attributes, such as device compliance or network region, fits the scenario because it can place extra checks on unknown devices while allowing valid devices a simpler login. A password expiration policy handles passwords but does not adjust checks based on devices or locations. Monitoring network traffic patterns helps detect anomalies but does not selectively enforce additional prompts. Biometric scans add an extra factor, but they do not dynamically decide access based on the device being used or its network region.
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