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# 🔐 ggLeap Security Policy Overview

The ggLeap client includes built-in security features that help protect your PCs from tampering—whether by users or even employees. However, these default protections don’t cover every possible vulnerability. That’s where **Security Policies** come in!

By customizing your security policy, you can strengthen the weak points and take full control of what users can (or can’t) do on your systems.

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## 🛠️ Getting Started

To configure your Security Policy, head over to:

**Settings** → **Client Configuration** → **Security**

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## 🖥️ PC Grouping

Security Policy includes a **built-in PC grouping** feature, allowing you to apply different security settings for specific groups of PCs.

> ⚠️ **Note:** These security groups are *separate* from the PC groups created under the "Groups Config" section and must be managed independently.

### ➕ Creating a Security Group

* Click **"+ Add security group"** to create a new group.

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### 👈 Assigning a PC to a Group

* Right-click on the desired PC.
* Select the appropriate **Security Group** from the menu.

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## 🔧 Security Settings

Security settings are divided into two main categories: **System Settings** and **Browser Settings**.

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### 🖥️ System Settings

| Setting | Description |
| ---- |
| **Task Manager** | Enable/disable access to Task Manager. |
| **Batch Files** | Enable/disable the use of batch files in startup commands. |
| **USB Access** | Block or allow USB storage device access. |
| **PowerShell** | Enable/disable access to Windows PowerShell. |
| **Power Button Action** | Control whether the PC’s power button performs any action. |
| **Disabled Hard Drives** | Restrict access to selected hard drives. |
| **Blocked Applications** | Block specific applications (e.g., `notepad.exe`) from launching. |

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### 🌐 Browser Settings

🧠 *Note: These settings only apply to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.*

| Setting | Description |
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| **Incognito Mode** | Set how incognito mode behaves:• **Available** – Normal and Incognito modes allowed• **Disabled** – Incognito mode is blocked• **Forced** – Incognito mode is always used |
| **File Explorer** | Enable/disable the ability to open File Explorer via a web browser. |
| **File Download** | Block or allow file downloads in the browser. |
| **Extensions** | Enable/disable the use of browser extensions. |
| **URL Blacklist** | Add any URLs you wish to block from access in the browser. |

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With these customizable tools, you can lock down your gaming center PCs as much or as little as needed. 🛡️ Need help creating a policy that fits your environment? Let us know—we’re here to help!

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