Refer to the information below to answer the question. A new employee is given a laptop computer with full administrator access. This employee does not have a personal computer at home and has a child

Question

Options

• ARemoving employee's full access to the computer
• BSupervising their child's use of the computer
• CLimiting computer's access to only the employee
• DEnsuring employee understands their business conduct guidelines

• A
  77% (23)
• B
  13% (4)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

The best way to prevent the P2P program from being installed on the computer is to remove the employee's full access to the computer. Full access or administrator access means that the user has the highest level of privilege or permission to perform any action or operation on the computer, such as installing, modifying, or deleting any software or file. By removing the employee's full access to the computer, and assigning them a lower level of access, such as user or guest, the organization can restrict the employee's ability to install unauthorized or potentially harmful programs, such as P2P programs, on the computer. Supervising their child's use of the computer, limiting computer's access to only the employee, and ensuring employee understands their business conduct guidelines are not the best ways to prevent the P2P program from being installed on the computer, as they are related to the monitoring, control, or awareness of the computer usage, not the restriction or limitation of the computer access.

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