CompTIA: Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Exam Prep

Answer: A - Time-of-day restrictions define an access control method where users need to access the system only during working hours. The access is restricted at other times.

Key Takeaway: Time-of-day restriction limits when a user can login to the system. In Windows, the restrictions can be set through the Group policy using the Logon Hours setting. This type of restriction can also be configured for individual systems using Parental Controls in Windows Vista. This increases security by decreasing the likelihood that a miscreant can access the system using a hijacked account after regular hours.