What are three common items that can be assigned as part of an authorization profile?

In the context of Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE), an authorization profile is a set of rules that determine what resources and permissions are granted to a user or device based on specific criteria. Among the choices provided, identifying an 'Identity Group' as part of an authorization profile is particularly relevant because it directly influences access control decisions.

An Identity Group is a logical grouping of identities (users, devices, endpoints) that share common characteristics or policies. By assigning an identity group in an authorization profile, ISE can streamline access controls based on the specific needs of that group. For example, different identity groups, such as employees, contractors, or guests, may have varying levels of access to network resources. This helps enforce security policies while ensuring that individuals have appropriate access to perform their roles effectively.

The other choices, while they can relate to ISE’s functionality, do not align directly as standard items assigned specifically within an authorization profile. Device location or allowed protocols might pertain more to network configuration or device-specific settings rather than centralized access management against identity groups. Authentication methods are generally involved earlier in the process of verifying a user's identity rather than being directly embedded in the authorization profile itself. Thus, focusing on identity groups is essential for practical and efficient access management within