You are the Network Admin for a company. You are concerned about users having access to items they should not. Your concern is that they may inadvertently have been granted access to those…

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Options

• AIDS Logs
• BAccess Control Lists
• CServer logs
• DGroup Membership

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  9% (5)
• D
  84% (49)

Explanation

Most often user rights are determined by the groups the user belongs to. In some cases a user may mistakenly be added to a group they should not be. It is also common that a user moves within the organization, but is still retained in their previous group giving them those rights. Answer: B is incorrect. Access Control Lists are usually setup up manually. This means that a person would not likely be inadvertently added. You might want to check the ACL's, and you might find some issues, but this is not the most likely way to find users with inappropriate rights. Answer: C is incorrect. At best server logs can show you if a user accessed a resource. But a user could have access to a resource, and simply not have used that access yet. Answer: A is incorrect. IDS logs will only help you identify potential attacks. Unless you suspect the user of intentionally trying to break into resources, an IDS log will not help in this scenario.

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