redo 13 Flashcards
is a security setting that determines the level of access a user or group account has to a particular resource
permission
Permissions can be associated with a variety of resources, such as
files, printers, shared folders, and network directory databases
Permissions can typically be configured to allow different levels of privileges, or to
deny privileges to users who should not access a resource.
A permission is usually implemented as an_______________________________attached to each resource.
ACL
The ACL contains a number of________________________________________ which are records of subjects and the permissions they hold on the resource.
Access control entries
File-system permissions enforced by NTFS allow the object owner to set access control to individual
files and folders
File-level permissions will prevent any unauthorized access to a file or folder both across the network and locally by prompting all users, including the user who created the file, to enter the ______________________________________________.
correct user name and password for access
Share-level permissions only apply when a folder is accessed over a ____________________
network connection
The___________________________feature of NTFS supports file and folder encryption
encryption file system EFS
Without strong authentication, encrypted data is only as secure as the
user account
An alternative to file encryption is to use a_______________________product such as bitlocker
full device encryption FDE
_____________________disk encryption product is built into the Enterprise editions of Windows
bitlocker
Disk encryption also encrypts the swap file, __________________________.
print queues, temporary files, and so on
Some disk encryption products, including BitLocker, can make use of a _____________________________ chip in the computer to tie use of a hard disk to a particular motherboard
Trusted Platform Module TPM
The TPM is used as a secure means of storing the encryption key and to ensure the integrity of the
OS used to boot the machine