TRUSTED BOOT Trusted Boot, used in combination with UEFI Secure Boot, helps make sure that your school’s PCs boot securely and that only trusted software can run during start-up.
CREDENTIAL GUARD Credential Guard helps protect user access tokens from the impact of a full system compromise. It helps protect user access tokens from being hacked by storing them inside a secured virtualised container, defeating a key tactic used to compromise networks.
CONDITIONAL ACCESS
The Windows Device Health Attestation cloud service used with management systems such as Microsoft Intune can provide Conditional Access services that help prevent untrustworthy devices from gaining access to corporate resources.
REMOTE ACCESS
Windows 10 empowers students and teachers to learn and prep anytime, anywhere with enhanced remote access, including always-on connectivity.
AZURE ACTIVE DIRECTORY
Azure Active Directory is a comprehensive identity and access management solution for the cloud. It’s the same identity used by Office 365. Azure Active Directory Basic comes free with Office 365 Education.
APPLOCKER Using simple controls, AppLocker and the Windows Store, block inappropriate content by restricting the software and apps that students are allowed to run on their devices.
DEVICE GUARD & WINDOWS DEFENDER Device Guard helps protect against attacks and damaging malware, so devices can run only trusted applications, and Windows Defender provides built-in anti-virus protection.
WINDOWS HELLO & MICROSOFT PASSPORT With Windows Hello and Microsoft Passport, students and staff can log into their devices with just a glance or touch with enterprise-grade security.
ENTERPRISE DATA
PROTECTION & BITLOCKER EDP and BitLocker help protect... so you can protect data wherever it lives on devices – without affecting user experience.
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