DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT FLASHCARDS

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Acceptable Use Policies

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A document that states constraints and practices that users must agree to follow to have access to a corporate network.

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Active Directory

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A Windows general-purpose directory that stores network objectives such as users, accounts, and resources.

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Administrator

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An individual that has the highest level of control and access on a computer and can make changes that affect other users of that computer.

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Adware

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Software that displays or downloads advertising material like pop-up ads.

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Antimalware Software

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A type of security software used to detect, remove, and prevent malware attacks on a computer. Antimalware is used to detect advanced forms of malware.

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Antivirus Software

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A type of security software used to detect and remove traditional computer viruses.

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APIPA

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Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) is a Windows function that provides a DHCP fail-safe autoconfiguration address that protects the computer from system failure.

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Authentication

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Any process a system uses to verify a user's identity.

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Azure Remote App

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An application that can be used to connect mobile devices to a corporate network.

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Biometrics

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Any physical or behavioral characteristics used to identify a person: examples of biometrics include fingerprints, retinal scans, voice readers, and facial recognition.