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Applying restrictions to a group of computers

7 You can apply restrictions to each computer or to groups of computers. In this example we have decided to allow the Creative Dept. group to run manual scans but not to schedule them. Neither can they edit the approved URL list nor disable the firewall. There are other settings in play, including one called Client Security. When set to High, this prevents the user (or an attacker) from changing the software's files and Registry entries.

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