For security reasons, MedCorp, a pharmaceutical company, blocks all inbound connections to a proprietary program installed on its employees' computers through a Group Policy. One of the employees, to override this rule, creates a rule on a local computer that allows all inbound connections to the program.
Will the employee be successful in his attempt?
A) Yes, the local rule will override the rule enforced by the company.
B) Yes, all the inbound connections will be allowed.
C) No, security rules cannot be created on local computers.
D) No, only the Group Policy-based rules will be effective.

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Group Policy rules set by an organization take precedence over local rules set on individual computers. Therefore, the employee's attempt to override the company-enforced rule by creating a local rule will not be successful.

For Security Reasons, MedCorp, a Pharmaceutical Company, Blocks All Inbound