Windows 10 devices come with various security tools to help you secure your computer. Windows Security (formerly Microsoft Defender) offers malware and antivirus protection as well as a firewall and security settings.
Its real-time antimalware, Core isolation and hardware-level features (like Secure Boot and the security processor) can help you protect yourself against many types of threats, and without slowing down your PC. Windows Security also lets you monitor your device’s health and performance, manage your account security, device sign-in options and more.
Even even if your system is secured by the most secure passwords, security measures and other security measures malware can still be able to sneak in and cause issues. That’s why it’s important to backup your data and keep your operating system up-to-date. Windows 10 comes with a number of backup tools, including cloud storage services, which allow you to easily protect your files.
Windows Backup, File History or Recovery Drives can be used to backup regularly your system, and restore it in the event of emergency. It is also recommended to consider cloud-based solutions such as OneDrive, Google Drive, as well as other tools for backup in the enterprise.
Access to your device is restricted is crucial. Be sure that no one has Administrator privileges. This will prevent anyone who makes use of your computer to make major changes that could put your data in danger. This can be done by setting up individual Standard accounts or by restricting access to the device by using Parental Controls.
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