Windows Security Quiz

What is used to control access to folders and files on a network?

• HFS+ permissions

• ExFAT permissions

• FAT32 permissions

• NTFS permissions

Which network sharing method is used in a peer-to-peer network?

• Domain sharing

• Homegroup sharing

• Active Directory sharing

• Workgroup sharing

Which type of network requires the use of Active Directory to control a domain?

• Homegroup network

• Peer-to-peer network

• Workgroup network

• Domain network

Which of the following is considered a strong password?

• qwerty

• Password123

• 123456

• P@ssw0rd!

Which type of permissions apply to folders in Active Directory to restrict access to resources?

• Share Permissions

• OU

• NTFS Permissions

• Group Policies

Which level of group policy has the highest priority in Active Directory?

• OU

• Domain

• Site

• Local

What is the role of a TPM chip in EFS and BitLocker Drive Encryption?

• It controls Windows updates

• It stores encryption keys securely

• It encrypts files and folders

• It manages user authentication

Which Active Directory component is used to manage Windows domains?

• NTFS Permissions

• Active Directory

• Group Policies

• OU

In Active Directory, what is the purpose of OU (Organizational Unit)?

• Change Home folder location

• Apply Group Policies

• Organize resources

• Control access to resources

What is the main difference between EFS and BitLocker Drive Encryption?

• EFS encrypts individual files, BitLocker encrypts entire volumes

• EFS is for personal use, BitLocker is for business use

• EFS encrypts files, BitLocker encrypts folders

• EFS requires a password, BitLocker requires a PIN