Question: How does Active Directory contribute to security in a network?

Answer: Active Directory enhances network security by providing a centralized authentication and authorization mechanism. It allows administrators to enforce security policies, control access to resources, and manage user permissions in a systematic way.

Example:

By defining Group Policies, administrators can ensure that all computers in the network comply with security standards.

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