CAS-005 · Question #401
A hotel chain wants to use point-of-sale systems to allow customers to check in and out of their rooms without employee assistance. These systems should limit access to a specific set of programs…
The correct answer is A. Application control using a fresh image, with the applications fully configured as a baseline to. Application control using a baseline image ensures only pre-approved programs are allowed to run, effectively blocking all others. This is the best approach for restricting point-of-sale systems to specific functions and maintaining system integrity in an unattended environment.
Question
A hotel chain wants to use point-of-sale systems to allow customers to check in and out of their rooms without employee assistance. These systems should limit access to a specific set of programs approved to run, with all other programs blocked. Which of the following should the company configure to best support this goal?
Options
- AApplication control using a fresh image, with the applications fully configured as a baseline to
- BA host-based intrusion detection system to monitor and block all suspicious activities if they occur
- CAnti-malware on these systems and only approved application file locations can be bypassed
- DEvent logs to be collected from the systems for all security events and some custom application
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A76% (19)
- B16% (4)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Application control using a baseline image ensures only pre-approved programs are allowed to run, effectively blocking all others. This is the best approach for restricting point-of-sale systems to specific functions and maintaining system integrity in an unattended environment.
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