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windows does it

nkanada Updated - 30th Jun 2010

I apologize to the author if I am wrong but this text reeks of market speech and pushing one's agenda. The text goes round and round in circles trying to push the idea that you need extra tools to accomplish complex user security settings in a modern windows environment. Well, maybe this was true some years ago (think of win NT) but not so much these days, with win2008R2 and windows 7. The text sounds dated and very biased.

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The fact that some organizations have poor role and identity management coupled with poor windows policy (user and workstation) management does not mean that the windows based systems are broken. Sorry guys but you simply either do not know how to do it or do not have the time and resources to do it properly.