Windows 10 devices come with various security tools to help safeguard your computer. Windows Security (formerly Microsoft Defender) provides antivirus and malware protection as well as firewall and security settings.
Its real-time antimalware Core isolation, hardware-level features (like Secure Boot and the security processor) can help you defend yourself from many kinds of threats, while not slowing down your system. Windows Security also lets you check the health of your device and performance, manage your account security and the options for signing in to your device and much more.
Even if you’ve got the best passwords and security measures in place, it’s possible for malware to get into your M&A processes system and cause problems. That’s why it’s important to backup your data and keep your operating system updated. Windows 10 comes with a variety of backup tools and cloud storage services, which allow you to easily protect your files.
You can use Windows Backup, File History or Recovery Drives to backup regularly your system and restore it should an emergency occurs. It’s also worth considering cloud-based backup solutions, like OneDrive and Google Drive, as well as other backup tools for businesses.
Restricting access to your device is crucial. You must ensure that no user has Administrator privileges. This will prevent anyone who makes use of your computer to make significant modifications that could expose your data to risk. You can accomplish this by creating individual Standard accounts or by restricting access to the device with Parental Controls.