An IT specialist is configuring several Windows 11 workstations deployed in a shared corporate training center. The systems must allow external guest speakers to plug in USB presentation remotes and keyboards, but security policy strictly prohibits executable files from automatically launching when USB flash drives are inserted. Which of the following is the most effective workstation hardening practice to satisfy this requirement without disabling essential USB input devices?
- Configure Administrative Templates in Group Policy to disable the AutoPlay feature for all drives.Cevap
- BDisable the USB host controller and root hubs using Device Manager.
- CEnable the local Guest account and grant it Read & Execute permissions on all removable storage volumes.
- DOpen the Credential Manager Control Panel applet and remove all stored Windows credentials.
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Disabling the AutoPlay feature for all drives via Group Policy prevents automatic execution of software from removable storage media while keeping physical USB ports operational for essential input peripherals.
Disabling AutoPlay for all drives via Group Policy explicitly stops Windows from executing automated commands or launching software installers when removable storage media is attached. This directly mitigates malicious code execution from flash drives while keeping USB bus controllers active so that external keyboards and presentation pointers operate as intended.
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Workstation Hardening - Disabling AutoPlay and AutoRun Policies
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