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Windows 10 security and management

Step 3: Drive your point home

The multitude of processes and services on your servers are ripe for exploitation. This step-by-step guide from vulnerability testing expert Kevin Beaver provides specific steps for testing the security of your servers' configurations. Continue Reading
Step 4: The "block the application" approach

In the wrong hands IM and P2P file sharing can be too much of a risk for your organization. There are many ways to block this traffic, but some are more elegant -- with less adverse effects -- than others. Contributor Serdar Yegulalp details this ... Continue Reading
Step-by-Step Guide: Patch management must-do list

Contributor Brien Posey warns not to rely solely on your patch management software in keeping Windows patched. Even the best tools will miss some security holes. In this step-by-step guide, he offers a must-do list to help you maintain ... Continue Reading

A jumpbox can be a handy tool to improve security in a Microsoft Azure deployment. For starters, it blocks the public IP address ...

IT professionals making New Year's resolutions should take a look at their VDI management approach and find ways to improve it ...

IT pros can deliver virtual apps to users with a client-based or server-based approach. The main difference is where the data ...

Learn how to get the most out of the PowerShell Gallery with some distinctions for administrators who use Windows PowerShell or ...

Microsoft resolved a zero-day and a public disclosure this December patch Tuesday, while experts revisit 2018 in patching and ...

If System Center is overkill for your needs and the older tools aren't up to task, then the Windows Admin Center just might be ...