Securing Operating Systems

Question 1

Policy used to define an acceptable personal device one can use for work related access

Answer 1

BYOD

Question 2

Software used to police a BYOD

Answer 2

MDM (Mobile Device Management)

Question 3

A code of conduct with organizational resources

Answer 3

AUP (Acceptable Use Policy)

Question 4

An agreement used when dealing with intellectual property

Answer 4

NDA (non-disclosure agreement)

Question 5

File Extension used with Android Apps

Answer 5

.apk (android package kit)

Question 6

File Extension used with Apple iOS apps

Answer 6

.ipa (iOS app store package)

Question 7

Used along with Active Directory to authenticate a user on the Windows operating system. Uses secret key cryptography in order to access other nodes on the network.

Answer 7

Kerberos

Question 8

User group with most permissions

Answer 8

Administrator

Question 9

User group with Read & Write permissions but cannot modify key operating system files

Answer 9

Power User

Question 10

User group that replaced Power Users after Win 7

Answer 10

Standard User (Users Group)

Question 11

User group that has the same permissions as a Standard User but cannot access log files. Usually used as a temporary user and should be disabled.

Answer 11

Guest User

Question 12

File system that tracks security in ACLs, which can hold permissions in Local Users and Groups

Answer 12

NTFS

Question 13

Permissions that are applied only when a user is accessing a file or folder on the network

Answer 13

Share Permissions

Question 14

Permissions that are used to protect the file when the user is local

Answer 14

NTFS Permissions

Question 15

Give the user all the other choices and ability to change permission. The user can also take ownership of the folder or any of its contents.

Answer 15

Full control

Question 16

Combines the read and execute permission with the write permission and further allow the the user to delete everything including the folder.

Answer 16

Modify

Question 17

Allows the user to view the contents of a folder and to navigate to its subdirectories. It does not grant the user access to the files in these directories unless that is specified in file permissions

Answer 17

List folder contents

Question 18

Combines the read and execute permissions with the write permission and further allows the user to delete every, including the folder.

Answer 18

Read and execute

Question 19

Allows the user to navigate the entire folder structure, the contents of the folder, view the contents of any files in the folder, and see ownership and attributes

Answer 19

Read permission

Question 20

Allows the user to create new entities within a folder

Answer 20

Write permissions

Question 21

Which share permissions Grant a user all the other permission as well as permission to take ownership and change permission

Answer 21

Full control

Question 22

Which share permission allows a user to overwrite, delete, and read files and folders?

Answer 22

Change permissions

Question 23

Which share permission allows a user to view the contents of the file and to see ownership and attributes?

Answer 23

Read permissions