Performance
Visual effects, processor scheduling, memory usage, and Data Execution Prevention.
System protection
Not part of this task.
Scenario. You are the security technician at Tamarack Logistics.
On the dispatch workstation DSP-WS-04 you must enforce Data Execution Prevention for
every program and service. One legacy app, ManifestPro 3.6 by Holloway Software,
crashes under strict DEP, so it needs an exception. Your tasks: turn DEP on for all programs and services,
add an exception for manifestpro.exe, commit the change, then restart DSP-WS-04 so DEP takes effect.
Visual effects, processor scheduling, memory usage, and Data Execution Prevention.
Not part of this task.
Adjust appearance and performance settings. (Not used in this lab.)
Processor scheduling and virtual memory. (Not used in this lab.)
Data Execution Prevention (DEP) blocks code from running in memory regions reserved for data, helping defend against certain memory-based exploits.
You must restart your computer for the changes to take effect. Do you want to restart now?