Jackie creates a shared folder on sWinPC1 and saves a file for others to read assigning the Share Permissions Read to the Everyone group. Alex logs on to sWinPC1 and opens the file and adds some data. Will share permissions prevent Alex from saving this file?Group of answer choicesNoYes

Nicky creates a shared folder on sWinPC1 and saves a file for others to read assigning the NTFS Permissions Read to the Everyone group. Morgan logs on to sWinPC2 and opens the file and adds some data. Will NTFS permissions prevent Morgan from saving the changes to this file?Group of answer choicesYes, NTFS permissions only apply in the absence of Share permissions, and Morgan is logged into another PC.No, NTFS permissions only apply when logged in locally, and Morgan is logged into another PC.Yes, NTFS permissions are attached to the object and always apply.Yes, NTFS permissions only apply over a network connection, and Morgan is logged into another PC.

This share permission option grants the specified users’ permission to change file and folder permissions, execute, read, modify, create and delete files and sub-folders.*1 pointFull ControlChangeWriteRead

A user is reporting that a file has been shared specifically with another user on the network, but the other user opens the file and is unable to save it once edited. What is the probable cause?(1 Point)

Question 8Is it possible to have write access to a file in Windows without having read access to that same file? 1 pointMaybeNoYes

Question 4What data-security practice enables all collaborators within a file to track changes, such as who made what edits to the file, when they were made, and why?1 pointFolderingAuthenticationVersion controlPassword-protection