Windows 11 Best Practices Part Two: Security
The recent security article covered best practices for Windows 11. It stresses personalization of security policies and highlights the significance of the Windows Autopatch feature. Additionally, it addressed the management of security baselines, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint settings, BitLocker usage, personal data encryption, certificate authentication strategies, and device compliance best practices. The emphasis was on utilizing Microsoft Cloud PKI and SCEPman and leveraging custom compliance scripts for specific compliance requirements. This aligns with the focus on modern CSPs and core Intune components for securing Windows 11 effectively. Future chapters will delve into more complex features like EPM, App Control, and Device Control.