Windows Security and Hardening

Fundamentals of Windows Security

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WSH – Understanding the security transformation
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WSH – Living in today’s digital world
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WSH – Today’s threats
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WSH – Ransomware preparedness
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WSH – Identifying vulnerabilities
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WSH – Recognizing breaches
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WSH – Current security challenges
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WSH – Focusing on zero trust

Building a Baseline

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WSH – Overview of baselining
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WSH – Introduction to policies, standards, procedures, and guidelines
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WSH – Incorporating change management
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WSH – Implementing a security framework
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WSH – Building baseline controls
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WSH – Incorporating best practices

Hardware and Virtualization

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WSH – Physical servers and virtualization
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WSH – Introduction to hardware certification
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WSH – The firmware interface, TPM, and Secure Boot
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WSH – Isolated protection with VBS
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WSH – Protecting data from lost or stolen devices
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WSH – Hardware security recommendations and best practices

Networking Fundamentals for Hardening Windows

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WSH – Network security fundamentals
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WSH – Understanding Windows network security
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WSH – Windows Defender Firewall and Advanced Security
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WSH – Web protection features in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
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WSH – Introducing Azure network security

Identity and Access Management

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WSH – Identity and access management overview
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WSH – Implementing account and access management
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WSH – Understanding authentication, MFA, and going passwordless
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WSH – Using Conditional Access and Identity Protection

Administration and Policy Management

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WSH – Understanding device administration
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WSH – Managing devices with Configuration Manager
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WSH – Managing devices with Intune
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WSH – Administering a security baseline

Deploying Windows Securely

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WSH – Device provisioning and upgrading Windows
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WSH – Building hardened Windows images
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WSH – Provisioning devices with Windows Autopilot
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WSH – Deploy images to Azure Virtual Desktop
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WSH – Deploying Windows 365 Cloud PC

Keeping Your Windows Client Secure

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WSH – Securing your Windows clients
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WSH – Staying updated with Windows Update for Business
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WSH – Enforcing policies and configurations
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WSH – Enabling BitLocker to prevent data theft
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WSH – Going passwordless with Windows Hello for Business
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WSH – Configuring a device compliance policy
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WSH – Deploying Windows Security Baselines
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WSH – Configuring Windows Security features

Advanced Hardening for Windows Clients

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WSH – Securing enterprise web browsers
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WSH – Securing Microsoft 365 apps
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WSH – Advanced protection features with Microsoft Defender

Mitigating Common Attack Vectors

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WSH – Preventing an Adversary-in-the-Middle attack
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WSH – Protecting against lateral movement and privilege escalation
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WSH – Windows privacy settings

Server Infrastructure Management

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WSH – Overview of the data center and the cloud (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS)
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WSH – Implementing access management in Windows servers
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WSH – Understanding Windows Server management tools
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WSH – Using Azure services to manage Windows servers
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WSH – Connecting securely to Windows servers remotely

Keeping Your Windows Server Secure

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WSH – Windows Server versions
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WSH – Security roles in Windows Server
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WSH – Configuring Windows updates
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WSH – Configuring Windows Defender
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WSH – Hardening Windows Server
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WSH – Application Control Policies using WDAC
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WSH – Implementing PowerShell security

Security Monitoring and Reporting

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WSH – MDE features
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WSH – Onboarding Windows clients to MDE
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WSH – Collecting telemetry with Azure Monitor Logs
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WSH – Monitoring with Azure Monitor and activity logs
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WSH – Overview of Microsoft Defender for Cloud
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WSH – Reporting in MEM
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WSH – Monitoring health and updates of Office apps

Security Operations

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WSH – Introducing the SOC
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WSH – Understanding XDR
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WSH – Using the Microsoft 365 Defender portal
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WSH – Security operations with Defender for Endpoint
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WSH – Investigating threats with Defender for Cloud
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WSH – Enabling Azure native SIEM with Microsoft Sentinel
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WSH – Protecting apps with Defender for Cloud Apps
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WSH – Monitoring Hybrid environments with Defender for Identity
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WSH – Data protection with Microsoft 365
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WSH – Planning for business continuity

Testing and Auditing

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WSH – Validating security controls
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WSH – Vulnerability scanning overview
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WSH – Planning for penetration testing
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WSH – An insight into security awareness, training, and testing

Top 10 Recommendations and the Future

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WSH – The 10 most important to-do’s
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WSH – The future of device security and management
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WSH – Security and the future

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