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Setting up policies
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Your local email application opens a preaddressed message explaining how to log on to the
SecurityCenter, assigned groups, and instructions for accessing information about their
responsibilities. (You can use this feature only if you have a local email application
installed.)
7 Send the email message.
Delete a group administrator
For security purposes, be sure to delete obsolete accounts for group administrators.
To delete a group administrator:
On the My Account page, in the Group Administrators section, click Delete.
Setting up policies
Policies are made up of security settings for all of your protection services. These settings define
how your services operate on client computers.
Why use policies?
Policies enable you to customize security settings for your entire organization or for different
computers in your organization. Each policy is assigned to a group of computers. If you have
created multiple groups, you can assign a unique policy to each group or allow them to share a
single policy.
For example, you might place all laptops used by traveling sales representatives into a single
group called Sales Team. You can then assign a policy with high security settings that will
provide greater protection against threats in unsecure networks such as airports and hotels.
Whenever you want to adjust those setting, simply change the policy. Your changes will be
applied to all the computers in the Sales Team group automatically. There is no need to update
each computer’s setting individually. See
Customized policies on page 19 for an illustration.
How can I manage policies?
Click the Groups + Policies tab to display the groups in your organization and the policies
assigned to them. If you have not created any groups or policies, only the
Default group and the
SonicWALL Default policy are displayed (see The SonicWALL Default policy). From this page,
you can:
Create or edit a policy
Assign a policy to a group
Restore default policy settings
Delete a policy
Can users change their security settings?
The policy determines whether users can change their security settings.