11. Identity and Access Control Exercise
Identity and Access Control Exercise
Exercise 1
In this exercise, you're setting up Identity, Access, Authentication, and Authorization on a sample Windows 10 system for Jill & Roy's Accounting. You need to complete the following on the CYBERND01PRJ01 VM provided to you as a part of this class:
- Log into the Azure Windows 10 PC.
- Set the password policy in the Account Policy in the Local Security Policy. Set the maximum password age to 90 days, set the minimum password length to 10 characters, and set the accounts lockout threshold to 5 times.
- Create a local user account for Jill & Roy's office manager Samuel on the Windows 10 office computer using the Control Panel. Make sure it does not have administrator privileges. Set it so that he needs to change their password upon first use.
- Create a folder and share it with every user on this computer. Make sure the users have full access to the folder.
IMPORTANT: Please always remember to shut down ALL of the virtual machines when not in use to avoid charges! The status of ALL virtual machines should be stopped!
Exercise 2
For this exercise, you'll use the KeePass application on the Windows 10 virtual PC.
- Log into the Windows 10 virtual PC and start the KeePass application on the desktop.
- Create a New Database using the default settings and following the on-screen instructions.
- Be sure to create a very long Master password with a quality of at least 100 bits.
- Add a new entry to the database. This would be a user-id and password you may use for an application or website. Open the built-in Password Generator and use it to generate a complex password assigned to a sample user-id.
IMPORTANT: Please always remember to shut down ALL of the virtual machines when not in use to avoid charges! The status of ALL virtual machines should be stopped!
Exercise 2 - Reflection
QUESTION:
In the answer box below, write your observations of use KeePass. Include the benefits of using a password management tool and a password generator.
ANSWER:
KeePass and other password managers reduce the need to memorize multiple passwords for applications and websites.
A password generator prevents users from creating an easily-guessable password. By using it along with a password manager, you can set much longer and complex passwords.