We run a Windows Server 2003 network with about 20 in-office users. Currently, everyone is setup as an administrator on their own workstation, but I'd like to beef up the security (and ease off on the headaches) by implementing appropriate permissions for each user's workstation.
Besides keeping myself as an admin on the domain, what settings/permissions are pretty standard for the average user's workstations? What about an upper manager (not as much rights as admin, but more so than normal)?
Ideas are welcome.
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