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This is the least restrictive group. They have full control of the computer, the files & folders on it. The LAN, and configured users
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Administrators built in group
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Set by administrators to log the successs or failure of various events. Can determine if there are too many logon failures, or if someone has changed a policy.
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Audit Policies
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This group can back up and restore files on the computer, regardless of the permissions
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Backup Operators Built in Group
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A single msg. is sent to all the hosts on a network or network segment. Used by attackers to disable a network
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Broadcast Storm
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A drive that has been condensed to take up less space on the hard disk
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Compressed Drive
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Update that Microsoft deems should be installed promptly
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Critical Update
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A restriction on users so that they can only use a predetermined amount of hard disk space
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Disk Quotas
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Created by an Admin. that affects all users on a comp. or in a domain. They are generally set by domain Admin. Specifies how the users desktop looks, wallpapers and how Internet explorer title bar looks
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Group Policy
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Feature of Wndows XP OS that protects a home or small business network that is connected to the internet. Devices connected to the internet can not use this feature
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Internet Connection Firewall (ICF)
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This Utility scans computers for common security lapses and than generates individual security reports for each comp. it scans
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Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA)
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File and Folder permissions that include read, write, list folder contents, read & execute, modify and full control. These permissions are effective both locally and over the network
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NTFS Permissions
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This is the second least restrictive group. More control than users but less than Admins.
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Power Users Built in Group
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The process that tests all of the fixes to make sure they do not conflict with each other to cause new problems while fixing old ones
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Regression Testing
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A unique ID number that identifies each user on a network
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Security ID
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configured by domain, workgroup ofr system Admins. The policies keep the computer and the computing environment secure by limiting what users can and can not do while logged into the computer or network
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Security Policy
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Folder permissions that include Read, Change and Full Control. only effective over the network
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Share Permissions
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These updates contain files that protect the computer from the latest threats, and are part of the virus scanning software's options
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Signature Updates
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Windows XP enables this by default for home office networks. An esay way to share files
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Simple File Sharing
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Software used for the client computers to access applications remotely on a network
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Terminal Services Client software
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Computer program that pretends to be innocent, but instead has a malicious effect
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Trojan Horse
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The users group is the most secure group and is much more restrictive than ADmins or Power users
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Users Built in Group
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A network that is constructed by using the internet to connect nodes. These systems use encryption and other security measures to ensure only authorized users have access
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Virtual Private Network (VPN)
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Online extension of Windows XP that can down;load and install updates
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Windows Update
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Self replicating computer program similar to a virus. A worm is self contained and does not be part of another program
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Worm
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a windows 2003 server service that is used to deploy critical updates to computers running Windows 2000 or Windows XP
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Software Update Services (SUS)
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