An environment systematically protected by a firewall | An Internet environment where you can identify the users | An environment isolated from the Internet | ||
A home network environment | An environment used by the general public or a public network environment | An environment that prioritizes security above all else |
If you are not sure what environment type you are using You can identify your environment type simply by answering up to four questions. |
You can check the effect and impact of the security settings. Effect and Impact of Security Settings If you require more flexible security management than these generic security settings, use the more advanced security policy function. For information on the security policy function, see the manual for your machine. * The security policy function cannot be used in conjunction with the Security Settings Navigator. The six environment types correspond to the environments defined in NIST SP 800-70. 1. Intranet And Internet Connection: Managed Environment 3. Internet Connection Prohibited: Legacy Environment 6. Highly Confidential Info. Environment: Specialized Security-Limited Functionality Environment Other: Standalone Environment (small office/home office) |