An employee’s company account was used in a data breach. Interviews with the employee revealed:
• The employee was able to avoid changing passwords by using a previous password again.
• The account was accessed from a hostile, foreign nation, but the employee has never traveled to any other countries.
Which of the following can be implemented to prevent these issues from reoccurring? (Choose two.)
To address the issues mentioned, implementing password history policies will prevent employees from reusing previous passwords and ensure passwords remain unique over time, thereby enhancing security. Additionally, geofencing can restrict account access to specific geographic locations, ensuring that access attempts from unauthorized or foreign locations are blocked, which is particularly useful since the account was accessed from a hostile, foreign nation.
C and F are correct
Agreed
I agree as well
Strongly agree
Question states to choose 2. Correct answer is CF. C - User bypassed changing passwords by using a previously used pwd. F - User has never travelled to another country, so geofencing will limit access to current location.
choosing F so it can be marked a most voted answer
C and F I'll vote F to try and get it to a top answer
C and F, I'm voting F in the hopes of getting it "also" marked as a top answer.
ummm, doesn't allow us to select two answers. It's C and F C - password history prevents users from reusing their old passwords F- Geofencing will provide limitations as to where this account can be accessed.
F and C
C and F ppl
C and F are correct
B. Password complexity - Requiring stronger and more complex passwords can help prevent users from reusing previous passwords and make it harder for attackers to guess or crack passwords. E. Password lockout - Implementing a password lockout policy can prevent unauthorized access to accounts by locking the account after a certain number of failed login attempts. This can help deter attackers who may be attempting to gain access using stolen credentials.
Password History and GeoFencing. User's favorite quote: "Hi, I'm an idiot who gets my password reset to P@$$w0rd regularly and answer every surveys I find on social media." Yes. They exist.
C and F are correct
C and F but it's not marked as a 'pick two' question.
C and F are correct but they cant be marked both :(
C & F are correct
C & F are correct
The question asks for two choices: I say C and F make more sense since it deals with password reuse and location.