A police officer often leaves a workstation for several minutes at a time. Which of the following is the BEST way the officer can secure the workstation quickly when walking away?
A.
Use a key combination to lock the computer when leaving.
B.
Ensure no unauthorized personnel are in the area.
C.
Configure a screensaver to lock the computer automatically after approximately 30 minutes of inactivity.
D.
Turn off the monitor to prevent unauthorized visibility of information.
Former police officer here: our "workstation" was frequently "our vehicle"; and the best way to solve the issue in question often was "have a key fob auto lock the vehicle when fob goes too far away from vehicle". I understand that's not the question here, but I figured y'all would like a practical opinion. Yes, I'm aware that this would require the vehicle to use a fob; but this isn't the 70's anymore.
If a police officer often leaves a workstation for several minutes at a time, the best way to secure the workstation quickly when walking away is to use a key combination to lock the computer. This will prevent unauthorized access to the computer while the officer is away .
Ensuring no unauthorized personnel are in the area is not a practical solution as it is difficult to control who enters the area. Configuring a screensaver to lock the computer automatically after approximately 30 minutes of inactivity is a good security practice, but it is not the best solution to the problem described in the question. Turning off the monitor to prevent unauthorized visibility of information is also not a practical solution as it does not prevent unauthorized access to the computer.
Therefore, the correct answer is A. Use a key combination to lock the computer when leaving.
Press the Ctrl + Alt + Del
These days, this three-key shortcut can perform a number of tasks, one of which is to lock Windows. Ctrl + Alt + Del should all be pressed simultaneously. Options should show on a screen
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