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A technician needs to implement a system to handle both authentication and authorization. Which of the following meets this requirement?
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Answer: C
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A technician needs to implement a system to handle both authentication and authorization. Which of the following meets this requirement?
Answer: C
A user reports that a workstation is operating sluggishly. Several other users operate on the same workstation and have reported that the workstation is operating normally. The systems administrator has validated that the workstation functions normally. Which of the following steps should the systems administrator most likely attempt NEXT?
Answer: C
A, B, D and E would have an effect to all users in this computer. Only C makes a change only to the one user, who has Problems.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Dido1963
A systems administrator needs to access a hypervisor that went offline. After doing a port scan, the administrator notices that company policy is blocking the RDP default port. Which of the following ports should the administrator use to access the machine?
Answer: A
A. 22 Port 22 is commonly used for SSH (Secure Shell), a secure protocol for remote access to computer systems. If the hypervisor is configured to allow SSH access, the administrator can use this port to connect to the machine and troubleshoot the issue. Google Gemini
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Nate_A
Which of the following is the weakest wireless security protocol?
Answer: A
A technician is configuring security for a computer that is located in a common area. A sign above the computer indicates only authorized users can use the computer. Guests visiting the office must walk past the computer to enter and leave the office. Which of the following will offer the best protection against physical threats?
Answer: A
D. Locking the computer case Locking the computer case physically prevents unauthorized access to the device and its components. This is the most effective way to protect the computer from physical threats, such as tampering or theft, when it is left unattended in a common area. Google Gemini
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Nate_A
A technician is reusing several hard drives to increase local storage on company workstations. The drives contain PII that is no longer needed. Which of the following should the technician do to prevent unauthorized access of the data?
Answer: C
Which of the following provides disk encryption on computers running a Windows OS?
Answer: B
The following error is displayed on a user's computer screen: No operating system found - Which of the following is the first troubleshooting step a technician should complete?
Answer: A
A. Disconnect external storage. Before taking any drastic measures like flashing the BIOS or replacing hardware, it's important to rule out simple issues. External storage devices can sometimes interfere with the boot process, especially if they are configured to boot before the internal hard drive. By disconnecting all external storage devices, the technician can ensure that the system is attempting to boot from the correct internal drive. If the issue persists after disconnecting external storage, the technician can then move on to more complex troubleshooting steps.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Nate_A
A technician is assisting a customer who is having difficulty accessing the company’s website. Which of the following should the technician do first?
Answer: D
A company is issuing smartphone to employees and needs to ensure data is secure if the devices are lost or stolen. Which of the following provides the BEST solution?
Answer: B
This question is quite vague, but there's few details that help us making a decision: First of all the question doesn't say that the company wants to preserv the data on phone a s valuable, so wiring the data is a good option. If option D was multifactor or biometric unlock, i would have considered it, but is just mentioning lockscreen, which is easily skippable, so not safe at all. However, once an ondividual with malicious intention has your smartphone, he can easily access to all data without even turning it on, so remote wire is the best option
Source: Adapted from community discussion — ZioPier
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