Job Management Partner 1/Client Security Control Description, User's Guide and Operator's Guide

4.7 Considerations for security policies

Before setting up a security policy, it is important for an administrator to consider the conditions and security levels set in the security policy.

• Judgment policy
  A judgment policy contains the following judgment items:
  
  • Security updates
  • Anti-virus products
  • Prohibited software
  • Mandatory software
  • PC security settings
  • User definition
  Give consideration to the judgment conditions set for each judgment item, as well as the security levels set for each judgment condition.
  
• Action policy
  Give consideration to which actions to set for each security level.
  The following actions can be set for each security level:
  
  • Notify the administrator by email
  • Send a message to the client
  • Control client connections to the network
  • Implement a user-defined action (user-specific command set by the administrator)
• Assigning policies to clients
  Give consideration to the combination of judgment policy and action policy assigned to each client.
  

For details about setting up judgment policies and action policies and assigning the policies to clients, see 6. Managing Security Policies.

The following shows guidelines for setting security levels, and for setting judgment policies and action policies.

Organization of this section

4.7.1 Guides for security level judgment standards

4.7.2 Considerations for judgment policies

4.7.3 Considerations for action policies

4.7.4 Considerations for assigning security policies to clients

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