An IT security analyst is tasked with implementing a workstation hardening baseline for desktop computers deployed in a sensitive healthcare records office. The hardening policy must specifically address three vulnerability vectors: preventing unauthorized access when staff step away briefly, preventing automated malware installation from attached flash drives, and reducing the local account attack surface. Which of the following configuration sets should the administrator apply to satisfy all three requirements?
- Enforce a screen lock timeout with password required on resume, disable AutoPlay and AutoRun features via Group Policy, and disable the built-in Guest account while disabling or renaming the default Administrator account.Cevap
- BEnforce a screen saver timeout without password protection, set User Account Control (UAC) to Never Notify, and assign all local users to the local Administrators group.
- CConfigure the Windows Event Viewer to log system events, clear security logs daily to prevent storage exhaustion, and set the built-in Guest account password to expire every 30 days.
- DInstall a physical cable lock on the desktop chassis, attach a privacy screen filter to the monitor, and disable the local Windows Defender Firewall service.
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Enforce a screen lock timeout with password required on resume, disable AutoPlay and AutoRun features via Group Policy, and disable the built-in Guest account while disabling or renaming the default Administrator account.
The correct option addresses all three security requirements specified in the scenario: enforcing screen lock with password authentication protects unattended sessions, disabling AutoPlay/AutoRun eliminates automated execution vectors from removable drives, and disabling Guest/securing default Administrator accounts hardens local user account baselines.
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Workstation Hardening Baselines and Attack Surface Reduction