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VIII. Insert the proper words (see the words below)

1. The purpose of having a logon process is to … who you are.
2. Once the operating system knows who you are, it can grant or … requests for system resources appropriately.
3. If a bad guy learns your password, he can … on as you.
4. Or maybe he just wants to do something malicious and … it on you.
5. Don’t use your dog’s name, your … date, or the name of the local football team.
6. Pick a password that has a mix of upper- and … letters, number, punctuation marks, and so forth.
7. Don’t tell anyone what your … is.
8. Windows 2000, for instance, supports the use of … cards.
9. You may also want to consider biometric products like fingerprint and … scanners.
10. A computer is only as secure as the administrator is …
11. This puts the administrator in a position of … power.
12. An untrustworthy administrator can … virtually any protective measure in the operating system, because he controls it.
13. When … a system administrator, recognize the position of trust that administrators occupy, and only hire people who warrant that trust.
14. Require that your administrators pass a complete … check at hiring time.
15. Whatever criteria you select, … them across the board.
16. Don’t give anyone administrative privileges on your network unless they’ve been …
17. Use sign-in/sign-out sheets to … who’s been in the server room.
18. Finally, consider taking steps to make it more difficult for a … administrator to cover his tracks.

1. anniversary
2. apply
3. background
4. blame
5. deny
6. establish
7. hiring
8. log
9. lowercase
10. password
11. retina
12. rogue
13. smart
14. subvert
15. track
16. trustworthy
17. unequalled
18. vetted

IX. Say in one word (see the words below)

1. registration and entrance into system
2. intending to damage equipment, people or their reputation
3. the date on which an event took place or something was founded in previous years
4. capital letters as opposed to small letters
5. a plastic card with a built-in microprocessor, used typically to perform financial transactions
6. make ineffective and useless
7. not genuine, true or real
8. invite people to work for a company
9. recommendation from a person’s previous employer
10. all information about a person including his previous work record
11. inspect and research something or somebody very carefully
12. improve and make more efficient and modern
13. a dishonest or unprincipled man who behaves in a criminal way
14. a special right or advantage that only one person or a group has
15. a person who always tells the truth and does not try to break the law

1. anniversary
2. background
3. bogus
4. hire
5. honest
6. logon
7. malicious
8. negate
9. privilege
10. references
11. rogue
12. smart card
13. upgrade
14. uppercase
15. vet