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When the Apply These Auditing Entries To Objects And/Or Containers Within This Container Only check box is selected, auditing is applied only to the selection in the Apply Onto list and its applicable child objects within the tree. 6. Click OK to return to the Advanced Security Settings dialog box for the file or folder. 7. To prevent changes that are made to a parent folder from applying to the currently selected file or folder, clear the Allow Inheritable Auditing Entries From Parent To Propagate To This Object And All Child Objects check box. If the check boxes under Access are shaded in the Auditing Entry For dialog box for the file or folder, or if the Remove button is unavailable in the Access Control Settings For dialog box for the file or folder, auditing has been inherited from the parent folder. 8. Click OK.

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Finally, we have Employee:

Figure 11-16 If new file types become available, you can add them to the File Type property and write software restriction policies.

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5. Should users, local administrators, or enterprise administrators select trusted pub lishers See Figure 11-17.

To configure a printer for auditing, complete the following steps: 1. Click Start, and then click Printers And Faxes. 2. In the Printers And Faxes system folder, right-click the printer you want to audit, and then click Properties. 3. In the Properties dialog box for the printer, click the Security tab, and then click Advanced. 4. In the Advanced Security Settings For dialog box for the printer, in the Auditing tab, click Add, select the appropriate users or groups for whom you want to audit printer access, click Add, and then click OK. 5. In the Auditing Entry For dialog box for the printer, select the Successful check box, the Failed check box, or both check boxes for the events that you want to audit. Table 13-6 describes audit events for printers and explains what action triggers the event to occur.

@Entity (name="SINGLECLASS_EMPLOYEE") @DiscriminatorValue("EMPLOYEE") public class Employee extends Customer { private Integer employeeId; ... }

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Figure 11-17 Restrict administration of trusted publishers by adding only the necessary administrative group.

User Activity That Triggers the Event Printing a file Changing printer settings, pausing a printer, shar ing a printer, or removing a printer Changing job settings; pausing, restarting, moving, or deleting documents; sharing a printer; or chang ing printer properties Viewing printer permissions Changing printer permissions Taking printer ownership

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The SINGLE_TABLE mapping strategy is the simplest to implement and performs better than all the inheritance strategies. There is only one table to administer and deal with. The persistence engine does not have to do any complex joins, unions, or subselects when loading the entity or when traversing a polymorphic relationship, because all data is stored in one table.

6. In the Apply Onto list, select where the auditing setting applies. 7. Click OK in the appropriate dialog boxes to exit.

The following are the best practices for audit policies:

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Create an audit plan. Decide what you want to audit. Consider the available resources for collecting and reviewing an audit log. Collect and archive security logs across the organization. Archives can be useful in the event of an intrusion.

One huge disadvantage of this approach is that all columns of subclass properties must be nullable. So, if you need or want to have any NOT NULL constraints defined on these columns, you cannot do so. Also, because subclass property columns may be unused, the SINGLE_TABLE strategy is not normalized.

After policy is designed, the rules themselves are designed. If the security level will be unrestricted (the default), then you write policies that will prevent software from run ning. If the security level will be disallowed, you must write policies that will allow software to run.

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Important To include certificate software restriction rules, you must configure the Security Option, System Settings: Use Certificate Rules on Windows executables for software restric tion policies.