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Desktop Compliance Webcast
Get Your Hands Off My Apps!
7 Tips to Help Ease Your Users into a Lockdown Environment
 
Featuring Gartner Analyst Michael Silver
Recorded: Tuesday, December 12, 2006, 2:00 pm EST
Are your desktop and laptop PCs polluted with software you don't know about?
Users can download and install almost any software, making policy enforcement a critical issue. Many organizations are experimenting with Windows lockdown -- the removal of administrative rights in Windows XP and User Account Controls in the upcoming release of Windows Vista -- as a way to combat the explosion of user-installed software. Yet as user downloads become more sophisticated, the all-or-nothing approach is spawning the emerging field of application control. Michael Silver examines the nature of desktop lockdown and discusses approaches for achieving application control.
Key Issues
- What factors are changing the way businesses must control desktop application usage?
- How are configuration management and security tools converging?
- How can organizations effectively lock down Windows PCs?
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