-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Can anyone out there give me some guidance on controlling software loading on JVM? Out of 140 employees, 35 are developers. I am pushing to control all desktops in-house by means of removing local administration from users, using policy files to remove certain functionality, etc. My goal is to control, from a central location (Via some tool), the instillation of software on company owned PC's thereby lessening the threat of having rouge programs out there. My problem is that most of our developers run in the JVM world. Conventional means of locking down a PC do not work in the JVM world. Are there any suggestions out there of ways to control what is downloaded and installed in a JVM?
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