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Stay more secure with


Windows 10 Pro The security capabilities available today in Windows 10 can help you on your journey to reducing risks and achieving compliance with the GDPR.


With Windows 10 Pro…


A lost device doesn’t have to mean leaked data


BitLocker + BitLocker To Go


Keep your peace of mind by encrypting your data on your computers’ hard drives and even on your USB drives, so your business information is protected when a device is lost or stolen.


Securely separate business information from personal information


Windows Information Protection


You can control how your employees use your business data, for example - block them from copying customer or financial data into social media apps. You can help protect data wherever it lives, without affecting your user experience.2


Wherever you are on your GDPR journey, our solutions can help you get more secure


Your employees won’t need to remember passwords Windows Hello


With Windows 10 Pro, you’re the password. Windows Hello1


is the password-free sign-in


that gives you the fastest, most secure way to unlock your Windows devices. Using your face or fingerprint, it recognises you and logs you in with a friendly hello. And it even works on apps and Microsoft Edge websites.


1. Windows Hello requires specialised biometric hardware 2. Windows Information Protection requires either Mobile Device Management (MDM) or System Center Configuration Manager to manage settings


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