Which of the following is not typically handled by a Trusted Agent?

• A. Physical Keys
• B. Digital signature credentials
• C. Identity Certificates
• D. CAC tokens

Answer: (A)

Trusted Agents are involved in the digital identity framework, handling credentials that prove who someone is in a PKI system. They assist with enrollment, issuance, distribution, and management of identity-related items like identity certificates, digital signature credentials, and tokens such as CACs, while ensuring these credentials are protected and auditable. Physical keys, though, are tangible items used for physical access and aren’t part of the digital credential process managed by a Trusted Agent. They’re typically controlled by the user or a separate security program, not through the PKI credential issuance workflow. So, the item not typically handled by a Trusted Agent is the physical key.