ISOL 534

Lab Assessment Questions 1. What is the one thing that a virus, a worm, spyware, and malicious code have in common? What are the differences among these three threats: a virus, a worm, and spyware? One thing that a virus, a worm, spyware, and malicious code have in common is that all these are malicious software that is capable of damaging your computer and corrupting the system and data. The differences among these three threats: a virus, a worm, and spyware are as follows; Virus is a ma...

Lab Assessment Questions 1. What is installed when you choose the RSAT-DFS-MGMT-Con feature? Distributed File System Tools portion of the Remote Server Administration Tools feature is installed when we choose the RSAT-DFS-MGMT-Con feature. 2. How often should servers be backed up? The only way to protect a business against valuable data loss is by regular backups. Important files should be backed up at minimum once a week, preferably once every 24 hours. This can be performed manually or ...

ECTION 1: Hands-On Demonstration Part 1. Configure Microsoft Encrypted File System (EFS) 1 encrypted Documents folder (screen capture): Part 2. Test the EFS Security 1 Notepad and the error message (screen capture)

Lab Assessment Questions 1. Within a Microsoft Windows Server 2016 environment, who has access rights to the EFS features and functions in the server? Within a Microsoft Windows Server 2016, the EFS features and functions in the server is available to every operator by default. 2. What are some best practices you can implement when encrypting BitLocker drives and the use of BitLocker recovery passwords? Some of the best practices we can implement when encrypting BitLocker drives and the u...

Lab #4 – Report Identifying and Removing Malware from Windows Systems Course Name and Number: ISOL 534 – Application Security

Lab Assessment Questions 1. Is using the option to Store passwords using reversible encryption a good security practice? Why or why not? The Store password using reversible encryption policy setting provides support for applications that use protocols that require the user's password for authentication. Storing encrypted passwords in a way that is reversible means that the encrypted passwords can be decrypted. A knowledgeable attacker who is able to break this encryption can then log on t...

Lab Assessment Questions 1. Within a Microsoft Windows Server 2016 environment, who has access rights to the EFS features and functions in the server? Within a Microsoft Windows Server 2016, the EFS features and functions in the server is available to every operator by default. 2. What are some best practices you can implement when encrypting BitLocker drives and the use of BitLocker recovery passwords? Some of the best practices we can implement when encrypting BitLocker drives and the u...

Part 1. User Antivirus Software to Scan the Infected System

Lab Assessment Questions 1. What is the one thing that a virus, a worm, spyware, and malicious code have in common? What are the differences among these three threats: a virus, a worm, and spyware? One thing that a virus, a worm, spyware, and malicious code have in common is that all these are malicious software that is capable of damaging your computer and corrupting the system and data. The differences among these three threats: a virus, a worm, and spyware are as follows; Virus is a ma...

Lab #3 - Report Configuring BitLocker and Windows Encryption Course Name and Number: ISOL 534 – Application Security