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A technician is configuring a workstation's security settings, and the following options are available: - Account lockout policy - Group policy - Two-factor authentication - Password complexity…
The correct answer is B. Group policy. The technician should configure "Group Policy" (Option B) to enforce password complexity across the enterprise. Group Policy in a Windows environment allows administrators to manage various settings, including password policies, at a domain level. This can include enforcing…
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A technician is configuring a workstation's security settings, and the following options are available:
- Account lockout policy
- Group policy
- Two-factor authentication
- Password complexity requirements
- Firewalls
- User accounts
- Access control lists
- Antivirus software
Which of the following settings should the technician configure to deploy strong password enforcement across the enterprise?
Options
- AAccount lockout policy
- BGroup policy
- CTwo-factor authentication
- DAccess control lists
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A13% (4)
- B81% (26)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The technician should configure "Group Policy" (Option B) to enforce password complexity across the enterprise. Group Policy in a Windows environment allows administrators to manage various settings, including password policies, at a domain level. This can include enforcing complexity requirements (such as minimum length, use of uppercase, lowercase, and special characters), expiration times, and other security measures.
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