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CISSP · Question #144

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…

The correct answer is B. Re-image the computer. The most effective way of removing the P2P program from the computer is to re-image the computer. Re-imaging the computer means to restore the computer to its original or desired state, by erasing or overwriting the existing data or software on the computer, and by installing a…

Submitted by alyssa_d· Mar 5, 2026Security Operations

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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 that uses the computer to send and receive e-mail, search the web, and use instant messaging. The organization's Information Technology (IT) department discovers that a peer-to-peer program has been installed on the computer using the employee's access. Which of the following methods is the MOST effective way of removing the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) program from the computer?

Options

  • ARun software uninstall
  • BRe-image the computer
  • CFind and remove all installation files
  • DDelete all cookies stored in the web browser cache

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    73% (29)
  • C
    10% (4)
  • D
    13% (5)

Explanation

The most effective way of removing the P2P program from the computer is to re-image the computer. Re-imaging the computer means to restore the computer to its original or desired state, by erasing or overwriting the existing data or software on the computer, and by installing a new or a backup image of the operating system and the applications on the computer. Re-imaging the computer can ensure that the P2P program and any other unwanted or harmful programs or files are completely removed from the computer, and that the computer is clean and secure. Run software uninstall, find and remove all installation files, and delete all cookies stored in the web browser cache are not the most effective ways of removing the P2P program from the computer, as they may not remove all the traces or components of the P2P program from the computer, or they may not address the other potential issues or risks that the P2P program may have caused on the computer.

Topics

#incident response#malware removal#system re-imaging#endpoint remediation

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