You are an administrator for a company that uses Windows servers. In addition to Active Directory, you provide file and print services, DHCP, DNS, and email services. There is a single domain and a single site. There are two member servers, one that handles file and print services only and one database server. You are considering adding additional servers as business increases.
Your company produces mass mailings for its customers. The mailing list and contact information provided to your company by its clients are strictly confidential. Because of the private information sometimes contained in the data (one of your clients is a hospital), and because of the importance of the data to your operation, the data can also be considered a trade secret.
You want to ensure the data stored on your member servers is only accessed by authorized personnel for business purposes. You've set file permissions to restrict access, but you want to track the authorized users.
How should you configure your security policy to track access to the data files?
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