Abstract: Methods and systems for configuring security management settings within an enterprise network are disclosed. One method includes receiving network concordance data at an enterprise security management configuration tool from a plurality of nodes within an enterprise network, and, based on the network concordance data, classifying each of the plurality of nodes based on an affinitization between the two or more nodes. The method also includes defining a profile for one or more nodes or grouped nodes, and defining one or more solutions within the enterprise security management configuration tool, the one or more solutions each including one or more nodes of the plurality of nodes. The method also includes receiving a deployment selection identifying at least one of the one or more solutions, and, in response to the deployment selection, generating a security settings file describing security settings for each of the one or more nodes.

Abstract: An electrically conductive sandwich panel (10) supplies at least one electrical device to be pushed into the panel. The sandwich panel (10) has two electrically conductive layers (13, 15) insulated from each other and a layer (11) formed by a board (12, 14) insulated from said electrical layers. The board has two sheets (111, 112) of cardboard enclosing an electrically insulating material, such as plaster. Connectors are used to connect the electrically conductive layers to a power supply. The panel may be screw-fastened on a support by means of suitable screws and may be fitted with a suitable electrical device. A punch tool facilitates pushing the electrical device into the panel.