A group named DenyNetworkAccess must be defined on domain systems to include all local administrator accounts. (Windows 8)

Overview

Finding ID	Version	Rule ID	IA Controls	Severity
V-45589	WN08-GE-000200	SV-58423r1_rule	ECLP-1	Low

Description
Several user rights on domain systems require that local administrator accounts be assigned to them. Defining a consistent group name allows compliance to be more easily determined.

STIG	Date
Windows 8 / 8.1 Security Technical Implementation Guide	2014-04-08

Details

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Fix Text (F-49941r3_fix)
This requirement is NA for non domain-joined systems. This requirement is NA for Windows 8.1 systems using the new built-in security groups below. Create a local group with the name "DenyNetworkAccess" if one does not exist on the system. Include all local administrator accounts as members of the group, including the built-in Administrator account. Windows 8.1 added new built-in security groups for assigning permissions and rights to local accounts. Use these groups instead of creating a group for local administrator accounts to apply to deny rights where required. Assign the group "Local account and member of Administrators group" or the more restrictive "Local account".

Fix Text (F-49941r3_fix)

This requirement is NA for non domain-joined systems.
*This requirement is NA for Windows 8.1 systems using the new built-in security groups below.

Create a local group with the name "DenyNetworkAccess" if one does not exist on the system.
Include all local administrator accounts as members of the group, including the built-in Administrator account.

*Windows 8.1 added new built-in security groups for assigning permissions and rights to local accounts. Use these groups instead of creating a group for local administrator accounts to apply to deny rights where required. Assign the group "Local account and member of Administrators group" or the more restrictive "Local account".