What basic configuration fields are typically required for cloud Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) connectors?

Cloud-based MFA connectors integrate Falcon Identity Protection with third-party MFA providers usingapplication-based authentication, not user credentials. As outlined in the CCIS curriculum, these connectors require anapplication identifier (Client/Application ID)andsecret keysto securely authenticate API communications.

This approach follows modern security best practices by avoiding the use of privileged user credentials and instead leveraging scoped, revocable application secrets. The connector uses these credentials to trigger MFA challenges and exchange authentication context securely.

Options involving usernames, passwords, or domain controller details are incorrect, as Falcon Identity Protection does not store or require privileged account credentials for MFA integrations. Therefore,Option Dis the correct answer.