To lock down security settings on an individual system on a network, what would you use?

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Andrew Boyer

5 December, 20:04

To lock down security settings on an individual system on a network, what would you use?

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Georgia Cole · Answer 1

The answer is "LSS (Local Security Settings) ".

Explanation:

The LSS stands for Local Security Settings, it is a set of information about the security of a local computer. LSS allows a feature, that the information on the protection of a local computer is a local safety policy of a device.

This option is available on windows. The local security policy information includes the domains, that trust login attempts to be authenticated.