To secure your system in the e-world, you must use multiple lines of defense. When they constructed fortresses, they built moats, drawbridges, high walls, and turrets to ensure the king's safety. The same approach applies to your computer when venturing out into the e-world. One layer of security just isn't enough to ensure success. Security is built directly into the system, you do not have to buy a separate piece of security software, nor do you have to worry whether an application will work with your security software.
Controls are available to manage system-wide security policies.
If you require even greater control, access can be restricted at the object or file level. Users' profiles determine how a user is recognized by the system and what functions they may perform. You can create users that have no 'power' and therefore, must be given authority to do anything on the system. Or, you can create users who are allowed to manage auditing functions, perform system operator functions, or be extremely powerful and perform security officer duties. This wizard can schedule automatic reports to assist you in monitoring your security configuration and also provides reports so that your security administrator can educate your end-users about your security policies.