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Section 0 and Section 1 Intro, Access Control, and more Namuo – CIS 160

Section 0  Feedback?  Layered/Barrier approach  Host-based security Host-based security Host-based security  Disable USB.adm Disable USB.adm Disable USB.adm  Security formula  Active Directory  X.500 standard (ITU)  Novell 1993  Microsoft 1999

Section 1  Group Policy Management  1.1 Access Control Models  NTFS is DAC  1.2 Tokens, SmartCards (CAC cards)  1.2 Single Sign-on (college portal)  1.3 Active Directory Users and Computers  GPO inheritance

Section 1 continued  1.4 Authorization  ACL and inheritance  Security group vs Distribution group  1.5 Physical security  1.6 Principle of least privilege

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