Scripting

Since you don't have a Windows server or domain, I'm guessing what you want to do is import Local Security Policies to each member of your workgroup.

A simple way to do this is to set up a machine and configure all the security settings using the Local Security Policy.  You can find this in Control Panel -> Admin Tools.  Once your machine is configured the way you want you can export these settings to a file.  With an Admin account open a command prompt and type use secedit to export the local policy to a file.  This command should work but your milage may vary "secedit /export /cfg localpolicy.inf"

Then you can create a script on the K1000.  Call it "Local Security Policy" or whatever you want, upload the localpolicy.inf file as a dependancy and then create a task to launch a program with the following details:

Directory: $(KACE_SYS_DIR)

File: secedit.exe

Parameters: /import /db hisecws.sdb /cfg localpolicy.inf /overwrite 

Change "hisecws.sdb" to whichever database you're using.  Let the script run.  You may need to reboot the client depending on changes you make to the security settings.  It's usually a good idea anyway.

You can also verify the policy has been imported correctly with this command "secedit /validate cfg.inf"

Within the K1000 you can go to Scripts -> Configuration Policy or Scripts -> Security Policy and enforce some security settings.  But the above method will give you a lot more options.

This link may provide some help: http://mcpmag.com/articles/2006/03/22/policies-no-domain.aspx

It appears you could leverage System Policies, which may provide a solution for what you attempting to achieve.

Hope that helps,

Dunnpy