You have been asked to store a file with personal information on it. You need to be sure that only your user account can access the file, even if other user account have been granted permissions or if the disk is stolen. What standard NTFS feature can you use?
A) EFS
B) NFS
C) SMB
D) FTP

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The standard NTFS feature that can be used to ensure that only the user account can access the file even if the disk is stolen or if other user accounts have been granted permissions is EFS (Encrypting File System). EFS encrypts the contents of a file and is tied to a specific user account. This means that even if the file is accessed from another user account, it will not be readable without the user's certificate and private key. NFS (Network File System), SMB (Server Message Block), and FTP (File Transfer Protocol) are not related to securing a file to a specific user account.

You Have Been Asked to Store a File with Personal