Protecting sensitive data on user computers from domain admin access

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N Jensen

I am about to be part of a Windows Server 2003 domain. On the local
computer there may be sensitive data, which must be protected from
third party access. These could be data access keys for on-line
banking, pgp-encryption keys or most often experimental data privided
by a client.

How can I be part of the domain and at the same time prevent the
domain administrator from acess to this type of information.

Regards, Niels
 
Remove the Domain Admins group from the local administrator group on the PC,
disable the Server service and encrypt your sensitive data.
 
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