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Problem:
To maintain the desired level of endpoint security, IT administrators need to be able to determine the actual settings that are found on the target computer. When differences between the desired security policy state and the actual security policy state are found, administrators need automatic remediation of these policy exceptions. Windows Server 2003 gives administrators the ability to perform Resultant Set of Policies (RSoP) analysis on systems. However, this RSoP is a theoretical result calculated from the Group Policy objects (GPOs) in the domain. As such, it shows what policies should be on the machine and not what policies actually are in force on the machine.
Solution:
FullArmor Policy Portal provides IT administrators with an easy way to determine the actual security policies in effect on endpoints regardless of location or state and provide corrective action if necessary.
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