A desktop technician is implementing security hardening baseline policies on several standalone Windows workstations used by temporary contractors in a corporate office. The workstations must automatically secure active user sessions during periods of inactivity and restrict unauthorized local administrative capabilities. Which of the following security configurations best achieves these requirements?
- Configure a password-protected screen saver timeout after 5 minutes of inactivity and disable the built-in Guest account.Cevap
- BEnable the built-in Guest account for temporary access and configure AutoPlay to run executable installers from connected USB drives.
- CUse Event Viewer to log inactive user sessions and assign contractor accounts to the local Administrators group for access control.
- DAttach physical cable locks to the workstations and rely on privacy screen filters as the primary mechanism to prevent session hijacking.
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Configure a password-protected screen saver timeout after 5 minutes of inactivity and disable the built-in Guest account.
Enforcing a screen lock with a short inactivity timeout and requiring authentication upon resume prevents unauthorized personnel from hijacking an open session. Disabling unused built-in accounts, such as the Guest account, directly aligns with CompTIA security best practices for reducing the workstation attack surface.
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Workstation Hardening Baselines and Account Hygiene
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