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You are the IT manager at a large corporation. One of your employees has been using a public computer to access the company's internal systems.
You notice that the employee has not been following best practices for enhancing browser privacy.
Which of the following actions would be the most effective in preventing unauthorized access to sensitive company data?
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Blocking all pop-up windows
Clearing the web browser cache
Turning off Remember search and form history
Disabling all browser add-ons
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Clearing the web browser cache.
Why: on a public computer the biggest risk is leftover cached pages, cookies and session data that can let the next user access internal systems. Clearing the browser cache (and ideally all browsing data: cookies, history, form data and saved passwords) removes those artifacts.
(Blocking pop‑ups, disabling add‑ons or turning off form history help privacy but are less effective at removing existing session tokens or cached pages that enable unauthorized access.)
Why: on a public computer the biggest risk is leftover cached pages, cookies and session data that can let the next user access internal systems. Clearing the browser cache (and ideally all browsing data: cookies, history, form data and saved passwords) removes those artifacts.
(Blocking pop‑ups, disabling add‑ons or turning off form history help privacy but are less effective at removing existing session tokens or cached pages that enable unauthorized access.)
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