# Windows Remediation & Response Settings

* **Windows Remediations Functions**: This section contains default remediation jobs. Users can clone and edit the existing functions or create a new function. In the functions, users can define powershell or cmd scripts, remediation type, and displayed grids.

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* **Network Device Blocking**: This section displays blocked network devices. Also, users can define the devices that they want to block by selecting the blocking method.

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* **Windows Remediation Approval Management:** This section is designed for enabling or disabling the created remediations, when the remediation is created the job will be enabled or disabled by default and this section is the setting for that part.

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* **Linux Remediation Approval Management:** This section is designed for enabling or disabling the created remediations, when the remediation is created the job will be enabled or disabled by default and this section is the setting for that part.

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