A systems administrator is configuring security settings on a standalone Windows workstation placed in a public access area. The administrator must minimize the attack surface by ensuring unauthenticated users cannot gain access using built-in system privileges, while also preventing arbitrary scripts from executing automatically whenever a flash drive is inserted. Which of the following administrative actions best achieves these workstation hardening goals?
- Disable the built-in Guest account and configure Local Group Policy to disable AutoRun and AutoPlay for all drives.Cevap
- BEnable the built-in Guest account with limited rights and install a physical cable lock to secure the system chassis.
- CUse Event Viewer MMC snap-in to alter account permission levels and monitor background process execution.
- DOpen Indexing Options in Control Panel to restrict executable file paths and set network location to Public.
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Disable the built-in Guest account and configure Local Group Policy to disable AutoRun and AutoPlay for all drives.
Disabling the built-in Guest account removes a primary default attack vector for unauthenticated users, while disabling AutoRun and AutoPlay via Local Group Policy prevents malicious binaries on inserted USB drives from executing automatically.
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Workstation Hardening Principles: Account Disabling and Auto-execution Policy Restrictions
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