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Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What is Just Enough Administration (JEA)? | JEA is a Powershell technique which allows the user to only use a specific subset of commands in a remote PowerShell session in order to increase security |
Which account does JEA use when connected to an endpoint? | A special privileged virtual account instead of the users account |
Name 4 advantages of using a virtual account instead of the user's own account when connecting to the endpoint | - The user's credentials are not stored on the remote system. - The user account that's used to connect to the endpoint does not need to be privileged. - The virtual account is limited to the system on which it is hosted. - the virtual account is local admin, but is limited to performing activities as defined by JEA. |
For which tasks is JEA well suited? | routine configuration tasks, for which the required tools are very clear |
For which tasks is JEA not suited? | Tasks where the problem and solution are not clearly defined, and therefore the required tools are not clear. |
What is a requirement of using JEA? | It can only be used in Windows PowerShell sessions, not in GUI's. |
In which Operating Systems does JEA work? | - Windows Server 2016 or later - Windows 10 or later |
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