Windows 7 Security Technical Implementation Guide
Within the Windows 7 Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG), what are the three Vulnerability Severity Code Definitions defined?
Within the Windows 7 Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG), what are the three Vulnerability Severity Code Definitions defined?
What is the current URL for the location of the DISA Military STIGs on Microsoft® Windows 7 operating systems?
What is the risk involved in caching logon credentials on a Microsoft® Windows system?
What does the Microsoft® Windows executable GPResult.exe do and what general information does it provide? Explain how this application helps mitigate the risks, threats, and vulnerabilities commonly found in the Workstation Domain.
How would you go about updating the Windows Security Options File? Explain how this option can help mitigate risk in the Workstation Domain.
What is the purpose of the Microsoft® Windows Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in? Explain.
Although users of desktop applications might not create mission-critical data, all of their data represents a resource that, if lost, can result in a permanent loss of information or productivity. Explain what countermeasures and best practices should be implemented to avoid this potential disaster.
Explain how availability can be achieved in the Workstation Domain with security controls and security countermeasures.
Explain how confidentiality can be achieved in the Workstation Domain with security controls and security countermeasures. 4Explain how data integrity can be achieved in the Workstation Domain with security controls and security countermeasures.
File-sharing utilities and client-to-client communication applications can provide the capability to share files with other users (for instance, peer-to-peer networking or sharing). What risks and/or vulnerabilities are introduced with these applications?