Best Security Settings for standalone PC are what? Security Template is?

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Please refer to this article on setting the 'best' security settings
for privacy:

http://www.pctechtalk.com/index.php/?m=show&id=1651&page=1

For a standalone PC, not networked, connected to the internet via a
firewalled DSL modem, what is the 'best' (or even 'good') setting(s)
for the Security Settings Local Policies?

I surmise that perhaps there's a file that has all these settings in
it, called a Security Template.

If so, can anybody attach a ASCII text version of the Security
Template for such a PC, so I can check it out?

Thanks

RL


Security Templates
A security template is a file which represents a security
configuration. Security templates are representations of may be
applied to a local computer, imported to a Group Policy object or used
to analyze security.

Before proceeding, see Checklist: Securing your computers using
Security Configuration Manager.
For help with specific tasks, see How To.
For general background information, see Concepts.
For problem-solving instructions, see Troubleshooting.
Other security policy tools:
 
Please refer to this article on setting the 'best' security settings
for privacy:

http://www.pctechtalk.com/index.php/?m=show&id=1651&page=1

For a standalone PC, not networked, connected to the internet via a
firewalled DSL modem, what is the 'best' (or even 'good') setting(s)
for the Security Settings Local Policies?

I surmise that perhaps there's a file that has all these settings in
it, called a Security Template.
Click to expand...

I've partially answered my own question, see here:

http://www.belarc.com/Advisor2/CISWebDocs/WinXP-Pro-v1.1.3-0.htm#scoring

However, all comments welcome.

RL
 
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