220-802 · Question #300
IT suspects that other people are frequently making changes to a computer when a user leaves their desk. Which of the following security policies can be implemented in order to prevent this situation?
The correct answer is A. Auto-lock. Auto-lock configures the operating system to automatically lock the screen after a set period of inactivity. When the user leaves their desk, the screen locks quickly and requires a password to resume, preventing anyone from sitting down and using the machine. Password…
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IT suspects that other people are frequently making changes to a computer when a user leaves their desk. Which of the following security policies can be implemented in order to prevent this situation?
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- AAuto-lock
- BPassword complexity
- CChange the default username
- DDisable the guest account
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A86% (32)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
Explanation
Auto-lock configures the operating system to automatically lock the screen after a set period of inactivity. When the user leaves their desk, the screen locks quickly and requires a password to resume, preventing anyone from sitting down and using the machine. Password complexity (B) only strengthens the password itself-it does not automatically lock an idle session. Changing the default username (C) is a minor hardening step but does nothing against someone using an already-logged-in session. Disabling the guest account (D) removes one account but does not protect an active, unlocked user session.
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