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In some scenarios, it may be advantageous to force users to re-accept the same policy after a set interval of time. For example, users may need to re-accept a policy on an annual basis. Instead of creating a new version of the policy each year, you can set an Enforcement Interval to automatically force the re-acceptance of a policy. For example, if users need to re-accept a policy on an annual basis, go to Global Settings > Security tab > Privacy and Security Policies > Edit the desired policy > Under Enforcement Interval, select “Annual”. Currently, policies can be enforced periodically on an annual, quarterly, monthly, weekly, or daily basis.
→Periodically Enforcing an Active Policy
==Periodically Enforcing an Active Policy==
In some scenarios, it may be advantageous to force users to re-accept the same policy after a set interval of time. For example, users may need to re-accept a policy on an annual basis. Instead of creating a new version of the policy each year, you can set an '''Enforcement Interval''' to automatically force the re-acceptance of a policy. For example, if users need to re-accept a policy on an annual basis, go to '''Global Settings''' > '''Security''' tab > '''Privacy and Security Policies''' > Edit the desired policy > Under '''Enforcement Interval''', select “Annual”. Currently, policies can be enforced periodically on an annual, quarterly, monthly, weekly, or daily basis.
<u>'''Note:'''</u> The enforcement interval '''Enforcement Interval''' only applies to policies attached to login pages.
==Editing an Active Policy==