Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Windows 10
Windows 10 represents the latest iteration of the Windows client operating system. It retains the core functionality of Windows 8.1 while incorporating several important enhancements and functional improvements that impact the enterprise environment, particularly regarding security. The design of Windows 10 caters to a broad spectrum of computing needs, enabling users to perform tasks efficiently. This module introduces you to the key new features of Windows 10.
Lessons
- New Features of Windows 10
- Windows 10 Features Not Available with the Initial Release
- Exploring the New User Interface (UI) of Windows 10
- Windows 10 Desktop and Tablet Editions
- Windows 10 Hardware Requirements
After completing this lesson, you will be able to:
- Identify and explain the new features of Windows 10.
- Identify which features are available now and in what version.
- Utilize the new user interface in Windows 10.
- List and describe the devices that can run Windows 10.
- List Windows 10 hardware requirements.
- Explain the various Windows 10 editions.
Module 2: Deployment and Management of Windows 10
Assessing an enterprise’s deployment requirements begins with understanding its hardware and infrastructure environment and determining whether that hardware can support Windows 10 and the specific features deemed important for the enterprise. Transitioning to Windows 10 is generally straightforward and typically requires minimal updates to an enterprise’s existing deployment processes, although it offers expanded options. The recommended strategy is to deploy Windows 10 as the base platform, after which new features will be delivered via Windows as a Service. Moving to Windows 10 is less costly and time-consuming compared to the upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7. In most cases, existing hardware and software are compatible with Windows 10. In this module, we will examine the capabilities of management and deployment tools to address this evolution.
Lessons
- Deployment of Windows 10
- Provisioning for Windows 10
- Managing Windows 10
- Supporting Windows 10
After completing this module, you will be able to:
- Describe the preparations required for deploying and managing Windows 10.
- Understand the Deployment Choices.
- Understand the Management Options.
Module 3: Security Features of Windows 10
Windows 10 is designed to protect users from modern security threats. Our efforts are organized around four key pillars: secure devices/hardware, secure identities, information protection, and threat resistance.
In this module, we will provide an overview of Windows 10 security features and then take a detailed look at specific aspects of Device Guard.
Lessons
- Windows 10 Security Overview
- Overview of Device Guard
- Configurable Code Integrity
- Planning for Device Guard
- Device Guard Catalog Files
- Using Device Guard
After completing this module, you will be able to:
- Understand the overall security features of Windows 10.
- Understand the features of Device Guard.
Testimonials (2)
Thank you for the informative and wonderful course. I would also like to thank the trainer Mr. Ahmed El Gendy for delivering the information in a very smooth and understandable manner. I have benefited greatly from this course and can confidently say that I now understand all the topics and can apply them practically.
Atheer hadi aljezani - Tamkeen Technologies
Course - Windows Server 2019 Administration (authorized training course WS 011T00)
The environment is very very good
