Hackers frequently target endpoints running Windows 10 to gain unauthorized access to company networks. Do you know how to secure your Windows 10 endpoints?

In the course we highlight a series of important security features and address common security issues using built-in, readily available features in Windows 10 and free online tools. Through a series of hands-on exercises and demonstrations we develop a checklist that can be used in your everyday work securing Windows 10.

• How hackers hack – an overview and update on the current technical threat picture
• An overview of Windows 10 security features
• Restricting administrative compromise with a tiered setup
• Protecting domain credentials with Credential Guard and LAPS
• Denying unauthorised applications with Windows Defender Application Control
• Blocking, logging and analysing traffic with Windows Defender Firewall
• Safe browsing with Application Guard
• Do not put all your eggs in one credential-basket – Windows Hello for Business and MFA

IT-professionals, system administrators and others who seek practical guidance in how to enhance security in Windows 10. Note: background knowledge in cyber security is not required.

• A walkthrough of Windows 10 security features
• Security put in context of the current technical threat picture
• Demonstrations of how to work with the security features
• Practical, hands-on exercises on how to put them to use
• A venue to discuss experiences, setups and more with peers and security professionals

This course is taught by Stefan Bojko. Stefan is an experienced system administrator and cyber security specialist. Stefan has a background from Ikano Bank, Lauritz.com online-auctions & The Ministry of Children and Education.

To get the most out of the course, participants are required to bring a laptop to work with the exercises in class.

• Practical Windows 10 Security – February 26, 2020 from 08:45-16:00 – DKK 5,000.00 ex. VAT – sign up
• Practical Windows 10 Security – March 25, 2020 from 08:45-16:00 – DKK 5,000.00 ex. VAT – sign up

The course is taught at Danish Cyber Defence, Vester Farimagsgade 41, 1606 Copenhagen V. Refreshments and lunch will be served throughout the day. The course will be held in Danish.