Active Directory and Security Concepts Quiz

Managing network hardware configurations

Centralized authentication and authorization

Providing cloud storage for users

Enforcing encryption on all network traffic

Using Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC)

Using PowerShell commands

Using Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

Using Command Prompt with dsadd

Users can change their own access permissions

Access is granted based on user roles rather than individuals

All users have administrator privileges by default

It removes the need for authentication

Enforcing password complexity rules

Blocking access to certain applications

Managing firewall settings

Installing software without user permission

To inject malware into a system

To redirect network traffic and steal credentials

To bypass Active Directory authentication

To disable network firewalls

Disabling LLMNR and NBT-NS protocols

Increasing network bandwidth

Enabling guest accounts on all machines

Allowing unrestricted outbound traffic

Weak encryption in SSL/TLS

Vulnerable service accounts with SPNs (Service Principal Names)

Misconfigured firewall settings

Outdated operating system patches

Using weak passwords for service accounts

Granting Domain Admin rights to all users

Enforcing strong password policies for service accounts

Disabling user authentication on the domain controller

To encrypt files using AES encryption

To prevent unauthorized processes from accessing resources

To manage user accounts in a Linux environment

To speed up system boot time

Complain mode

Enforce mode

Audit mode

Restrict mode