C10 - Managing Security Flashcards
Bitlocker encrypts the entire Windows volume. T/F
True
NAP stands for Network Access Policy. T/F
False, Network Access Protection
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security allows rules based on port numbers. T/F
True
Encrypting File Services (EFS) provides hard drive encryption. T/F
False, provides folder level
Windows Firewall Exceptions lists the port numbers. T/F
False, lists the function only
Security Configuration Wizard allows you to _______ a server.
harden (or lock-down)
Windows Firewall Exceptions are for inbound or outbound traffic?
inbound
Which is not a Windows Firewall Profile? Public / private / domain / workgroup
workgroup
If you want to close an outbound port, then you need to use the ________ feature of Windows Firewall.
advanced
Encrypting File Services (EFS) uses _______ keys for encryption and decryption.
symmetric
You can do EFS via the command line with the ________ command.
cipher
EFS only encrypts _______ and __________.
folders / files
The difference between EFS and Bitlocker, is Bitlocker encrypts the ___________.
entire volume
To access the security risks on a server, run Microsoft’s
Baseline Security Analyzer
IPSec operates at what level of the OSI model?
3 - Network