220-1002 · Question #36
A company brings in contractors several times a year to perform inventory, and the contractors use company supplied laptops. The company's security policy states that once the inventory is…
The correct answer is B. Disable the user accounts. Disabling accounts preserves all account data, permissions, and settings so they can be re-enabled quickly for the next inventory cycle - making it the most efficient and reversible method. Deleting accounts (A) requires recreating them from scratch each time, which is…
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A company brings in contractors several times a year to perform inventory, and the contractors use company supplied laptops. The company's security policy states that once the inventory is completed, the contractors should not be able to log in to the laptops until the next inventory. Which of the following BEST enforces this policy?
Options
- ADelete the user accounts
- BDisable the user accounts
- CRestrict the user accounts
- DReset the user accounts
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B92% (46)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Disabling accounts preserves all account data, permissions, and settings so they can be re-enabled quickly for the next inventory cycle - making it the most efficient and reversible method. Deleting accounts (A) requires recreating them from scratch each time, which is labor-intensive and inconsistent. Restricting accounts (C) is vague and does not prevent login. Resetting passwords (D) changes credentials but leaves the account active, which is insecure and doesn't prevent login if the contractor discovers the new password or uses other means.
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