Question
A company tasks a security analyst with mitigating the risk of a brute force attack that exploits weak passwords on systems.
Which concepts would be most effective in defending against this attack methodology? (Select two.)
answer
Registry configuration
Network segmentation
System hardening
User awareness training
Multi-factor authentication
Which concepts would be most effective in defending against this attack methodology? (Select two.)
answer
Registry configuration
Network segmentation
System hardening
User awareness training
Multi-factor authentication
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System hardening and Multi-factor authentication.
- System hardening: allows enforcing strong password policies, account lockout, and removing/default-account protections that reduce brute-force success.
- Multi-factor authentication: prevents attackers from using a stolen/guessed password alone to gain access.
- System hardening: allows enforcing strong password policies, account lockout, and removing/default-account protections that reduce brute-force success.
- Multi-factor authentication: prevents attackers from using a stolen/guessed password alone to gain access.
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