scott1018

hey yall, Is there a better way to enforce policies for an end-user in a domain env? Im thinking a portable version of KeePass and keeping a copy of the enforced policy xml there locally at end-user, but I'm having trouble finding ways to enforce it on end-users. Say if a user create a db using KeePass, he/she can bypass the policies just by launching the db directly and not through KeePass.exe in the application directory. Is there a better way? Thanks,

hey yall, Is there a better way to enforce policies for an end-user in a domain env? Im thinking a portable version of KeePass and keeping a copy of the enforced policy xml there, but I'm having trouble finding ways to enforce it on end-users. Say if a user create a db using KeePass, he/she can bypass the policies just by launching the db directly and not through KeePass.exe in the application directory. Is there a better way? Thanks,