ForgeRock AIC Practice Exam

The primary function of the KBA (Knowledge-Based Authentication) Definition Node is to collect KBA questions and answers. This process is crucial for implementing security measures during user authentication, especially when users need to verify their identity by answering specific questions.

In knowledge-based authentication, users are presented with questions that are supposed to be easy for them to answer, based on their personal information or past experiences. The KBA Definition Node is responsible for defining what these questions are and how they are collected and processed. This capability allows organizations to enhance security by relying on information that only the user should know, thus helping in authentication processes.

While sending email verification is a function related to confirming identity or verifying accounts, it does not pertain to the specific collection of KBA questions and answers. Similarly, while verifying user identity and managing user sessions are important aspects of identity and access management, they are broader functions that encompass more than just the KBA process. The focus of the KBA Definition Node is particularly on the interplay of questions and answers used during user authentication, which makes it an integral part of the security framework.