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A security policy is a set of rules that define access restrictions and a list of users that those
restrictions apply to
A security policy can have as many users as needed, but a user cannot be added
to more then one policy
Grouping users together using security policies simplifies the task of configuring and maintaining
PC Chaperone. Before creating any policies it is generally useful to
consider which users can be grouped together. For example, in the home it may make sense to have an
"Older Children" policy for teenagers and a "Younger Children" policy for small children. In the office
separating user according by department, such as "Accounting" and "Sales" may make the most sense
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Policy configuration tools
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Security policies can be managed either through the configuration wizard, which is opened when a
new policy is created, or through the main console. All of the steps outlined in this manual
apply to both methods, with all screenshots taken from the configuration wizard
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Make a Plan
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Taking a few minutes to organize user groupings can make a huge difference in the amount
of time it takes to set up PC Chaperone
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