3 easy ways to make your Windows network harder to hack

The video discusses fundamental security techniques that are often overlooked, leading to vulnerabilities. It highlights lessons from the Equifax breach, emphasizing the importance of patching, network segmentation, and proper credential storage. The video also covers data classification and the use of Windows Firewall to enhance security. Practical steps are provided to limit access and protect sensitive data, urging viewers to utilize existing tools effectively.

What is a key reason for ongoing vulnerabilities in networks, as discussed in the introduction?

• Lack of advanced technology

• Failure to implement basic security measures

• Over-reliance on cloud services

• Excessive use of encryption

Which of the following was NOT mentioned as a lesson learned from the Equifax breach?

• Segmenting the network to protect sensitive data

• Ensuring automated scanners function correctly

• Storing admin credentials in plain text files

• Regularly updating security certificates

What is the primary purpose of segmenting a network according to the Center for Internet Security?

• To increase network speed

• To reduce hardware costs

• To limit access to sensitive information

• To simplify network management

What simple action can help prevent lateral movement of attackers within a network?

• Allowing unrestricted RDP access

• Using outdated antivirus software

• Disabling all firewalls

• Blocking specific TCP ports

What is a recommended practice for managing remote desktop access?

• Using default settings for all users

• Disabling remote desktop entirely

• Using IPsec to secure connections

• Allowing access to all users