Local Users
Open Unified Identities › Human Identities, filter Providers to Active Directory › Local User, then select a row to open its details.

Local User Details
Opening a local user shows the Risk and Exposure Point in its header, and the Information and Issues panes.

Information
Information Pane can contain different badges to highlight important attributes.
Enabled
Indicates that the object is enabled.
Disabled
Indicates that the object is disabled.
Tier0/Tier2
Indicates the tier of the object (Tier0 or Tier2).
Information Pane contains attributes below about local user object.
Object SID
Local security identifier of object.
Don't Require Password
Indicates whether the local user's password can be blank.
Non Expiring Password
Indicates whether the local user's password is set to never expire.
Password Expired
Indicates whether the local user's password is expired and should be changed.
Parent Local Group
Name of the direct parent group of the local user.
Admin
Indicates whether the local user can have admin privilege on the computer.
RDP
Indicates whether the local user can have enough privilege to connect with RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) to the computer.
Exec DCOM
Indicates whether the local user can have enough privilege to execute commands with DCOM(Distributed Component Object Model) protocol on the computer.
Exec Powershell
Indicates whether the local user can have enough privilege to execute commands with Powershell on the computer.
Computer
Name of the computer object that contains the local user.
Issues
Issues pane contains identified issues on the local user object.

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