Title: Chapter 17 & 18 Review Quiz
Course: DEPT MC - PERSONAL COMPUTER HARDWARE

Q: On a peer-to-peer network, authentication is the responsibility of the domain.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Requiring users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to get a logon window is more secure than the welcome screen.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: After initially installing Windows 7, you need to disable the Guest account so nobody can use it.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Using Group Policy, you can set security policies to help secure a workstation.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: It’s usually a good idea to run several anti-malware programs at the same time on your computer.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: What keystroke should you press to get a logon window if you don’t use the welcome screen?
- Alt+F1
- Ctrl+Ins+Home
- Alt+F5+End
- Ctrl+Alt+Delete
A: Ctrl+Alt+Delete

Q: Which of the following is true about the Guest account in Windows 7?
- it is disabled by default
- it automatically has a complex password
- you cannot rename it
- it has administrative access
A: it is disabled by default

Q: Which of the following is true about passwords.
- it’s best to write your password down so you don’t get locked out of your computer
- passwords cannot be longer than 14 characters
- by default, accounts with a blank password cannot logon remotely
- letters and numbers are allowed, but no symbols such as ‘@’ or ‘!’
A: by default, accounts with a blank password cannot logon remotely

Q: Which of the following is true about the Windows Encrypted File System?
- files can be marked for encryption, but not folders
- an encrypted file moved to an unencrypted folder remains encrypted
- EFS only works on NTFS and FAT32
- you need to download special software to use EFS
A: an encrypted file moved to an unencrypted folder remains encrypted

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about using Group Policy on business and professional editions of Windows?
- you can rename default user accounts
- you can require user accounts to have non-blank passwords
- you can use gpedit.msc to see if any policies conflict
- you can disable logon scripts
A: you can use gpedit.msc to see if any policies conflict

Q: If you want your computer to be protected by BitLocker Encryption using computer authentication, what feature must your computer have?
- a USB port
- an authentication key on the hard drive
- a TPM chip on the motherboard
- a PIN on the BIOS
A: a TPM chip on the motherboard

Q: If you don’t want to use BitLocker to protect your computer, you can still configure a power-on password using which of the following?
- Windows POP technology
- the BIOS
- a feature available on some DVD drives
- your USB keyboard
A: the BIOS

Q: One way to authenticate users on a computer is to use a small device that contains authentication information.  What is this device called?
- retinal scanner
- LoJack token
- smart card
- TPM
A: smart card

Q: An RFID badge is related to which type of authentication method?
- smart card
- biometric scanner
- digital certificate
- privacy filter
A: smart card

Q: A privacy filter is used for what aspect of security?
- theft of a laptop
- computer authentication
- data encryption
- screen viewing
A: screen viewing

Q: Which of the following provides a strong magnetic field used to completely erase data on a hard drive or tape drive?
- ATA Secure Erase
- low-level format
- degausser
- magnetic data filter
A: degausser

Q: You should beware of a person attempting to use your computer after you step away from it, a term referred to as which of the following?
- shoulder surfing
- tailgating
- social engineering
- session hijacking
A: tailgating

Q: Which type of malware hides in the MBR program of a hard drive?
- boot sector virus
- Trojan horse
- keylogger
- spyware
A: boot sector virus

Q: Which type of malware can hijack internal Windows components and often goes undetected because it is already loaded when the antivirus software loads?
- Trojan horse
- rootkit
- adware
- worm
A: rootkit

Q: Which command can you perform at the Windows RE command prompt to repair the OS boot record on Windows 7?
- fixmbr
- bootrec /fixmbr
- fixboot
- bootrec /fixboot
A: bootrec /fixboot

Q: If you need to understand the parent-child relationships between running processes and view parent processes as they call other processes, what tool should you use?
- Task Manager
- SearchIndexer
- Process Explorer
- Windows Defender
A: Process Explorer

Q: Which of the following are methods to lock down a workstation in Windows 7?  (Choose all that apply.)
- press Ctrl+End and click Logon Screen
- press Windows key + L
- press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and click Lock this Computer
- Press F1 and click Sleep
A: press Windows key + L; press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and click Lock this Computer

Q: Which of the following are true about Windows Firewall?  (Choose all that apply.)
- it is a personal firewall
- it is configured when you set your network location
- once configured, you can only change settings by changing your network location
- it can only protect a computer from attacks coming from remote networks
A: it is a personal firewall; it is configured when you set your network location

Q: Which are among the ways you can use BitLocker Encryption?  (Choose all that apply.)
- computer authentication using TPM
- user authentication using a certificate
- user authentication using a USB flash drive
- computer and user authentication using a PIN and TPM
A: computer authentication using TPM; user authentication using a USB flash drive; computer and user authentication using a PIN and TPM

Q: Which of the following would be considered an input to a biometric device?  (Choose all that apply.)
- keystrokes
- retina
- fingerprint
- voice
A: retina; fingerprint; voice

Q: Which statements is true about controlling access to folders and files?
- permissions refer to the tasks an account is allowed to do in the system
- account configuration should keep in mind the principle of highest privilege
- rights are assigned to accounts
- in Windows, accounts have no rights assignments until you configure them
A: rights are assigned to accounts

Q: Which of the following is NOT true about user accounts and groups?
- a user account can belong to only one group at a time
- by default, standard users accounts belong to the Users group
- Guest group has limited rights on the system
- Backup Operators group can restore any files regardless of the group’s permissions to those files
A: a user account can belong to only one group at a time

Q: Which built-in group might Windows automatically assign a user account to when determining its permissions?
- Administrators
- Guests
- Backup Operators
- Anonymous users
A: Anonymous users

Q: To which group does Windows give access to folders that you create which are not part of your user profile?
- Power Users
- Guests
- Authenticated Users
- Anonymous Users
A: Authenticated Users

Q: When all users on a network require the same access to all resources, what type of network model should you use?
- Domain
- Homegroup
- Workgroup
- Guestgroup
A: Homegroup