How to Open Local Security Policy in Windows 11 Business EPOS Terminal

Local Security Policy (secpol.msc) is an important management tool for Windows 11 business EPOS terminals. It improves configuration security settings and ensures smooth system operation. Below, Sunany introduces a quick guide on how to open Local Security Policy in a Windows 11 business EPOS terminal.

Step 1: First, press Windows + R on the keyboard to open the “Run” dialog box.

Step 2: In the Run dialog box, type secpol.msc and press Enter. The command will launch the Local Security Policy window.

Step 3: After opening the Local Security Policy window, you will see various categories in the left pane, including:
Account Policies;
Local Policies;
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security;
Public Key Policies;
Expand these categories to find specific settings related to user rights, security options, and audit policies.

Step 4: Make the necessary changes. Double-click the security policy we want to change, adjust the settings as needed, and click “OK” to apply the changes.

Although Microsoft has introduced more powerful Windows security and group policies to enhance security management, local security policy is still an important tool for advanced users and IT administrators commonly used in Windows 11 business EPOS terminals. But when setting it up, Sunany recommends reading the description of each option carefully to make sure we can understand its function.