Question

A technician is using a network-attached desktop computer with a Type 2 hypervisor to run two VMs. One of the VMs is infected with multiple worms and other forms of known malware. The second VM is a clean installation of Windows. The technician has been tasked with logging the impact on the clean Windows VM when the infected VM attempts to infiltrate the clean VM through the network. What should the technician do to best protect the company LAN while performing these tests?

Answer 1

Answer:

Place both VMs on virtual NICs that are isolated from the company LAN.

Explanation:

From the scenario above, for the technician to best protect the company's LAN while performing the above mentioned tests, it us best to place both VMs on virtual NICs that are isolated from the company LAN.

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