312-50V13 · Question #373
A security analyst is performing an audit on the network to determine if there are any deviations from the security policies in place. The analyst discovers that a user from the IT department had a…
The correct answer is D. Remote-access policy. To determine if a user's installation of a dial-out modem is permissible, the security analyst must consult the remote-access policy.
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- AFirewall-management policy
- BAcceptable-use policy
- CPermissive policy
- DRemote-access policy
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(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C6% (3)
- D89% (42)
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To determine if a user's installation of a dial-out modem is permissible, the security analyst must consult the remote-access policy.
A firewall-management policy dictates how network firewalls are configured and managed, not user-installed hardware for remote access.
An acceptable-use policy outlines general appropriate behavior for using company resources, but a remote-access policy provides more specific rules for connectivity.
A permissive policy is a general approach to security, allowing broad access by default, rather than a specific policy type governing remote access methods.
A remote-access policy specifically governs how users can connect to the organization's network from outside, including the use of modems, VPNs, or other remote connection methods. The dial-out modem creates a potential remote access vector that must be explicitly addressed and controlled by this policy.
Concept tested: Remote access policy enforcement
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