C_C4H62_2408 Exam Dumps : SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP Customer Data Cloud

In an OpenID Connect (OIDC) flow, there are typically three main roles involved: theRelying Party (RP), theIdentity Provider (IdP), and theService Provider (SP). The RP is the application or service that wants to authenticate a user, while the IdP is responsible for authenticating the user and providing identity information. The SP is the entity that relies on the authentication provided by the IdP.

When configuring a website to allow users to log in using their existing company credentials via an OIDC flow,SAP Customer Data Cloud (CDC)acts as theIdentity Provider (IdP). This means that SAP CDC will handle the authentication of users and provide the necessary identity tokens to the website. The website, on the other hand, acts as theService Provider (SP), relying on SAP CDC to authenticate users.

Option A: Correct. In this scenario, SAP Customer Data Cloud serves as the Identity Provider (IdP), and the website serves as the Service Provider (SP). The website delegates the authentication process to SAP CDC, which verifies the user's credentials and returns the appropriate tokens.

Option B: Incorrect. SAP Customer Data Cloud cannot act as the SP in this context because it is responsible for authenticating users, not consuming authentication from another provider.

Option C: Incorrect. The website cannot act as the OpenID Provider (OP) because it is not responsible for authenticating users. Instead, it relies on SAP CDC for authentication.

Option D: Incorrect. The website cannot act as the Identity Provider (IdP) because it does not manage user identities or credentials; SAP CDC does.

References:

SAP Customer Data Cloud - Authentication Flows

SAP Customer Data Cloud - OIDC Integration

The basic building blocks of an access control policy areAssets,Actions, andConditions. These components define what resources (assets) a user can access, what operations (actions) they can perform on those resources, and under what circumstances (conditions) the access is allowed.

Option A: Correct.Assetsrepresent the resources being protected, such as files, APIs, or organizational data.

Option B: Incorrect.Automated assignmentsare not a fundamental building block of access control policies. They are a feature for managing roles or permissions dynamically.

Option C: Incorrect.Applicationsare not a core component of access control policies. They may be part of the context but are not a building block.

Option D: Correct.Actionsdefine the operations that can be performed on assets, such as read, write, or delete.

Option E: Correct.Conditionsspecify the circumstances under which access is granted, such as time-based restrictions or IP address validation.

References:

SAP Customer Data Cloud - Access Control Policies

Access Control Framework Overview

When pushing configuration changes from a staging environment to a production environment in SAP Customer Data Cloud:

API Keys: Each environment (staging and production) has its own unique API keys. These keys are not shared between environments.

Site Settings Replication: Site settings are not automatically replicated between environments. You must manually replicate the configuration changes (e.g., policies, screen-sets, etc.) from staging to production.

The other options are incorrect:

A & B: API keys are always different between environments, and site settings are not automatically replicated.

C: Even if the API keys were the same (which they are not), site settings still need to be manually replicated.

SAP Customer Data Cloud References:

Environment Management.

Replicating Configuration Changes.