Chap 17: Securing and Sharing Windows Resources

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What setting makes you input a password to boot the computer or enter BIOS/UEFI?

BIOS/UEFI Password

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What sign-in settings does Windows Hello allow you to choose?

Face, Iris, Fingerprint, PIN and SSO

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What are the three Local Group Policy editors?

Group policy
Local Group policy
Local Security policy

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What is data at rest and data in motion?

Data at rest is data that is being stored
Data in motion is data that is being moved

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What is EFS and what is it used for?

Encrypting File System can be used to encrypt files and folders at rest in Windows

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What’s the difference between privileges and permissions?

Privileges are refer to what an account is allowed to do in the system
Permissions refer to what users or user groups are allowed access to certain data

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What are the four built-in user groups?

Admin, Users, Guest, and Power Users

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Should you assign permissions and privileges to every individual account?

No, assign multiple users to one group and apply permissions and privileges to the whole group

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What are the two methods of assigning folder and file permissions on Windows

Workgroup sharing and Domain controlling

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What’s the difference between Workgroup sharing and Domain controlling?

Workgroup sharing is set up on each local system
Domain controlling is controlled by a network admin for all systems

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What are the two ways to share and change permissions of folders/files over a network?

Share permissions and NTFS permissions

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What is a mapped drive?

A mapped drive is a network attached HD that can be accessed by other computers on the network

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What can you add to a shared folder name to hide it from other users?

$

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What can you use to encrypt an entire drive?

Bitlocker

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What can you use to encrypt a flash drive or removable device?

Bitlocker to go

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What are inherited permissions?

Inherited permissions are inherited from a parent folder

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What are Explicit permissions?

These permissions apply when a file/folder is moved on the same volume, but not when moved between volumes

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What are local shares?

Local shares are files/folders that are shared between other users across a network

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What are administrative shares?

These are files/folders that are shared with all admins at the domain level

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What are the two types of administrative shares?

%systemroot% and any drive or volume

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In what order are policies applied? What is the acronym

Local, Site, Domain, OU, Enforced. LSDOE

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What policy wins if certain ones conflict?

The last one applied.