Yes, from what I understand the Standard is for a computer when the user logs on locally instead of the Domain.

Internet Connection Firewall Feature Overview
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/plan/icf.mspx

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Location-Aware Group Policy

ICF has a Group Policy that allows domain administrators to prevent ICF from running in their domain. This Group Policy is location-aware, which means that ICF may still be configured and run when the PC is not running on the network in which the policy was pushed down.

Here is an example scenario for this location-aware Group Policy:

• A mobile user enables and configures ICF on the wireless connection of a laptop. The user logs into the corporate domain, which applies the ICF Group Policy Object (GPO) to disable ICF from running. The user later undocks the laptop and goes to a wireless hotspot such as a café or airport and connects to this wireless network. Because ICF detects that it is no longer connected to the domain that enforced the policy, ICF will provide protection while on this hotspot network. When the user returns to the corporate network, ICF detects that its attached to the domain network that enforced the GPO and, consequently, shuts itself down.