How to improve Windows 10 security on PCs that can’t run Windows 11

The video discusses the challenges IT admins face with the Windows 11 hardware requirements and the need for a hardware refresh. It introduces a testing application to check compatibility with Windows 11. The video emphasizes improving network security by moving away from outdated technologies like JavaScript and Adobe Flash. It provides guidance on deploying Windows 10 securely using Microsoft Security Baseline and group policies. The video also highlights the importance of strong password policies, disabling macros, and using PowerShell scripts for network-wide changes. The key message is to enhance security with existing resources without waiting for Windows 11.

What is a major challenge for IT admins regarding the transition to Windows 11?

• The need for new software licenses

• The lack of training resources

• The complexity of the installation process

• The requirement to upgrade hardware

Why is it important to move away from using JavaScript and Adobe Flash in browsers?

• They slow down the network significantly

• They are no longer supported by any browsers

• They are expensive to maintain

• They pose security risks and rely on outdated technology

What is one of the recommended actions to enhance password security?

• Avoid using password managers

• Use the same password across all accounts

• Change passwords every week

• Use passwords with more than 12 characters

What is a suggested method for disabling macros across a network?

• Rely on users to disable them

• Use group policy to push out a disabling policy

• Wait for an automatic update to disable them

• Manually disable them on each computer

What is the overall message regarding network security in the context of Windows 11?

• Wait for Windows 11 to improve security

• Focus on upgrading hardware first

• Take immediate action to secure networks with current resources

• Rely on third-party security solutions