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

6.7 Editing a PC security setting judgment policy

The Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window can be used to set judgment items concerning security-related settings on client PCs. These may include account and password settings, as well as the security level that applies when such settings are not implemented correctly on a client.

The Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window is displayed by selecting PC security settings from the judgment items tree view in the Edit Judgment Policy window.

The following figure shows the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window.

Figure 6-14 Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window

The items set in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window are as follows.

Make this a judgment target

Select the check box to make PC security a judgment policy target. If the check box is selected, the window items are activated. This is cleared by default.

PC security information

Set the PC security information to be judged.

Use the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window as follows:

1. In the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window, select the Make this a judgment target check box.
   All items in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window are activated.
   
2. Set the PC security information.
   Either click the PC security judgment item that you want to edit and then click the Definition button, or double-click the item that you want to edit.
   This displays a dialog box in which you can edit the PC security judgment item.
   
3. When you have finished editing judgment items, in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for PC security settings) window, click the Save button.
   The set contents are saved as a judgment policy.
   

The following table lists the PC security information that can form part of a judgment policy, and gives the section in the manual that describes how to set each item.

Table 6-16 PC security information able to be set in a judgment policy

No.	Judgment item name	Description	Section in manual
1	Accounts	Information relating to Guest account settings.	6.7.1
2	Passwords	Information relating to Vulnerable password, Password that never expires, and Days since the password was updated.	6.7.2
3	Logon	Information relating to Automatic logon and Power-on password.	6.7.3
4	Shares	Information relating to Shared folder settings.	6.7.4
5	Anonymous connections	Information relating to Restriction of anonymous connections.	6.7.5
6	Services	Information relating to Status of unnecessary services.	6.7.6
7	Firewall	Information relating to Windows Firewall settings.	6.7.7
8	Automatic updates	Information relating to Settings for Windows automatic updates.	6.7.8
9	Screensaver	Information relating to Screensaver settings and Password protection.	6.7.9
10	Drive encryption	Information relating to Drive encryption by BitLocker.	6.7.10

Organization of this section

6.7.1 Defining account settings

6.7.2 Defining password settings

6.7.3 Defining logon settings

6.7.4 Defining share settings

6.7.5 Defining anonymous connection settings

6.7.6 Defining service settings

6.7.7 Defining firewall settings

6.7.8 Defining automatic update settings

6.7.9 Defining screensaver settings

6.7.10 Defining drive encryption

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