What is the primary benefit of using Group Policy for certificate deployment?

• It eliminates the need for a Certificate Authority.

• It provides a centralized method for managing and deploying certificates.

• It automatically encrypts all network traffic.

• It bypasses the need for user authentication.

Which Active Directory component is central to managing and applying certificate policies?

• Active Directory Users and Computers

• Active Directory Users and Computers

• Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

• Active Directory Schema

Which of the following is a key infrastructure prerequisite for Group Policy Based Certificate Deployment?

• A standalone server with no domain membership.

• A network without DNS services.

• An Enterprise Issuing Certificate Authority (CA).

• Client machines running a non-Windows operating system.

What is the role of Autoenrollment in Group Policy based certificate deployment?

• To manually approve all certificate requests.

• To automatically issue and renew certificates based on policy.

• To encrypt certificate data during transmission.

• To revoke compromised certificates immediately.

Why is it important to distribute Trusted Root or Intermediate CA Certificates via Group Policy?

• To speed up the certificate issuance process.

• To ensure client computers trust the certificates issued by the CA.

• To hide the details of the Certificate Authority.

• To allow users to manually install certificates.

When targeting certificate policies using Group Policy, what is a best practice for assigning these policies?

• Applying them directly to the Domain Controllers.

• Linking them to the root of the Active Directory forest.

• Using Security Groups for granular control.

• Applying them to individual user accounts.

Limiting auto-enrollment to authorized users and computers primarily helps to:

• Reduce the number of issued certificates and enhance security.

• Increase the speed of certificate issuance.

• Simplify the configuration of Group Policy Objects (GPOs).

• Improve the performance of the Certificate Authority.

Why is monitoring certificate enrollment a recommended best practice?

• To ensure users are manually approving certificate requests.

• To track the physical location of computers with certificates.

• To automatically update the root CA certificate.

• To identify potential issues, failures, or unexpected activity.

What is the primary reason for planning for certificate renewal and expiration?

• To force users to re-authenticate more frequently.

• To reduce the storage space used by certificates.

• To prevent service disruptions and security vulnerabilities.

• To allow for changes in certificate policies.

Why is it generally recommended to deploy intermediate CA certificates to clients rather than the root CA certificate directly?

• Intermediate certificates are valid for a longer period.

• Deploying the root CA directly is technically not possible.

• Intermediate certificates offer better performance.

• It adds a layer of security by isolating the highly sensitive root CA.