Which of the following is NOT a security goal for remote access?

A.
Reliable authentication of users and systems

B.
Protection of confidential data

C.
Easy to manage access control to systems and network resources

D.
Automated login for remote users

Explanation:
Protection of confidential data is one of the most important security aspects of any business.
Providing remote access to a network and its computer systems brings new risks. Is the person logging in
remotely who he claims to be? Is someone physically or electronically looking over his shoulder, or tapping the
communication line? Is the client device from which he is performing the remote access in a secure
configuration, or has it been compromised by spyware, Trojan horses, and other malicious code?
When providing remote access to your network, you need reliable authentication of users and systems. You
also need to be able to control access to the systems and network resources.
Automated login for remote users is not a security goal for remote access. Logins should not be automated for
remote users. Automated logins do not improve the security of the network or systems.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Reliable authentication of users and systems is a security goal for remote access.
B: Protection of confidential data is a security goal for remote access.
C: Easy to manage access control to systems and network resources is a security goal for remote access.

Harris, Shon, All In One CISSP Exam Guide, 6th Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2013, p. 1250