Five most Tasks You Need to Execute to Ensure Windows security
The vulnerability of cybersecurity is very common in programs designed for Windows these days; User negligence or lack of knowledge of Windows security features actually addresses this issue. The use of computer-based computers for personal or corporate reasons is a major cause of this risk. Initially, you need to understand the basic but advanced functions of your Microsoft Windows system that you are not familiar with. I share with you some of the problems below that you can alleviate by setting up the Access Manager for your Windows system.
File Sharing Permissions: This is a local administrative right for all versions of Microsoft that should be considered as secure as sharing your personal information with everyone! According to a cyber security analyst most of the time created can be the practice of negligent management or by mistake. Management can alleviate this 'Everyone' problem by setting up an Access Director to protect against this problem of data theft and other information.
Lack of Malware Protection: Many Microsoft Windows users often ignore this problem and end up with their windows security system completely threatened by those who do not see it. Malware can damage your system to a number of dangerous levels and can also damage your data security. Antivirus and Antispyware are recommended to be properly installed on users' computers.
Ignorance about personal Firewall protection: Most workplaces and servers do not have Firewall protection set due to illiteracy of users or users. Windows security may pose a serious risk in this regard. We should use our common sense of Microsoft to create a firewall protection feature because it plays an important role in ensuring the security of Windows.
Disable Drive Encryption: Most users or organizations do not use a drive encryption system and as a result when some of their laptop or desktop computers are accidentally lost, they cannot protect their hard drive from password cracking by hackers so they can get all the information; encrypting all information about a particular login can only do that. This poses a serious threat to the security of the windows.
Lack of Security Levels: Wireless network users must configure and implement a secure user policy, such as using a Microsoft Outlook Web Access SSL or a PPTP VPN connection to connect to any remote network or using WPA-PSK with a secure login that ensures secure security The internet system works well. A Network Access Control (NAC) system based on a well-organized work environment is recommended.
I hope the points outlined above can make sense and you will see the results if you apply them. Happy Computing.
Tanmay Samajder is a Physical Security & Cyber Security Protection employee, currently working for Basic Bytes [https://basic-bytes.com/], Denmark based Microsoft Certified Trainer & Software Company