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How to use Attack Surface Reduction Rules in Windows 10
These new rules, part of Windows Defender, can help prevent damage from phishing and other attacks.
Tech Resume Library: 21 downloadable templates for IT pros
A well-crafted resume will attract recruiters, HR pros and hiring managers, but getting it just right is a daunting task. To jump start the process, Insider Pro has assembled this collection of real resumes revamped by professional...
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7 dumb ways to be a ransomware victim, and how to avoid the embarrassment
Ransomware perpetrators count on Windows security admins to make these common mistakes. Here’s how to find and fix them.
How to take better control of applications running on your network
Unneeded or forgotten software on your Windows network could be a gateway for attackers into your system. Follow this advice to identify and restrict problem programs.
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How to limit which applications can run on your Windows network
Windows 10 S Mode allows you to whitelist approved applications and block unauthorized applications from running on your network.
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New Windows vulnerabilities underscore importance of network segmentation
The risk from two newly discovered Windows vulnerabilities could be mitigated if you’ve properly segmented your network. Here’s what you need to know.
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Windows 10 security: Are you on the right version?
With some versions of Windows 10 off support or going off support soon, it’s time to review what security features you’re missing if you haven’t updated recently. Follow along here with the full Microsoft Ignite presentation,...
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The four pillars of Windows network security
Multi-factor authentication, strong patch management, device control, and adherence to security benchmarks go a long way to protecting your Windows network.
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What you need to know about Microsoft Azure Security Benchmarks 2.0
Microsoft has provided new guidance in the form of benchmarks to make sure your Azure environment is secure.
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How to securely prepare for Adobe Flash end of life on Windows 10
Microsoft will soon discontinue support for Adobe Flash. Here’s how to transition to secure alternatives while blocking unsafe use of Flash.
Microsoft's Zerologon vulnerability fix: What admins need to know
Microsoft patched its Netlogon Remote Protocol to prevent Zerologon exploits, but a second update is coming in February. Here's what you need to do now to prepare.
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How to patch the Zerologon vulnerability in Windows Netlogon Remote Protocol
The Zerologon flaw could give attackers domain admin privileges. Here’s how the two-step patching process to fix it works.
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Tips to prep Windows networks for proper incident forensics
If a security incident occurs on your Windows network, are you prepared to do a thorough investigation? These tips and tools will help.
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How to set up email security rules in Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft has rolled out new security settings for Office 365, but the default configuration for email might not be right for your organization.
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Top vulnerabilities used in attacks on Windows networks in 2020
COVID has changed tactics that attackers use to compromise Windows networks. These are the vulnerabilities they now favor.
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How to optimize Windows event logging to better investigate attacks
The default event logging in Windows 10 won't give you enough information to properly conduct intrusion forensics. These settings and tools will help you collect the needed log data.
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How to tweak Windows logs to better investigate attacks
Default Windows event log settings won’t give you all the information you need to investigate security incidents. Here’s how to get the info you need.
How to secure vulnerable printers on a Windows network
Attackers look for unsecured printers as a point of access. Find them before they do. Here's how.
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