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Which of the following is the best solution for the network administrator to secure each internal website?

The chief security officer (CS0) has issued a new policy that requires that all internal websites be
configured for HTTPS traffic only. The network administrator has been tasked to update all internal
sites without incurring additional costs. Which of the following is the best solution for the network
administrator to secure each internal website?

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A.
Use certificates signed by the company CA

B.
Use a signing certificate as a wild card certificate

C.
Use certificates signed by a public ca

D.
Use a self-signed certificate on each internal server

7 Comments on “Which of the following is the best solution for the network administrator to secure each internal website?

  1. Cog says:

    D.Use a self-signed certificate on each internal server

    This is a way to “update all internal sites without incurring additional costs”.

    To be a CA (Certificate Authority), you need an infrastructure that consists of considerable operational elements, hardware, software, policy frameworks and practice statements, auditing, security infrastructure and personnel.




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  2. Lake says:

    The question explicitly specifies without incurring additional costs. Common sense telling us choice D saves more money for the company than choice A. I guess this company already had a CA running and it is why the author picks choice A.




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  3. Paul S says:

    Will not pretend to understand the ‘real’ answer. If a company has a Microsoft server, they can become their own CA at no cost and hand out certs to their servers. Each server could also have a self signed certificate at no cost. If I were going with the best solution, I would choose A because a self signed certificate cannot be revoked. Also, for both of the scenarios, each time you run across a new CA as a client, you get a popup that asks you to accept that CA. Not really sure if this is true about self signed certs but I would suspect that each time you go to another server, you have another popup. But if the company issues it, it would appear once, the company’s CA would be listed in the accepted CA table, and you could go to all of the server.
    Again, I am almost positive it is A.




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