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Firewall & network protections: Keep unwanted online traffic out
Check up on your Windows Defender Firewall protection.
Windows 10 Firewall and Security Centre along with Edge
Improvements needed in the following areas; 1.MAC Filtering and Auditing. - (Windows Firewall (and security center ) 2.Content Filtering in LAN based Networks. (do) 3.Password or any other forms of protection of Windows Firewall (and security center along with edge) configurations to minimize intentional tampering. (do) 4.Centralised Dashboard with statistical monitoring of web and network traffic (do) 5.Web Filtering integrated into windows firewall , also connected as a pre installed Edge feature. 6.Edge should incorporate ad blocking - pre installed. 7.Default enable https on edge. 8.Compress windows updates for these improvements including other updates to ensure minimum bandwidth utilization on low end machines and networks. Thank you. © protected feature improvement request. (G.S.D.Wanigaratne) 2020
Staying safe on public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi networks pose security risks that are avoidable with these safety tips.
Microsoft wirelesss display adapter
I have used it for a few years with only one problem and support fixed this problem. It happened with a Windows 10 update. Support fixed the issue for me and now I am having the same problem since KB4524570. All support did was disable my firewall and it connected.
Take control of your security with Windows Defender Security Center
Windows Defender Security Center puts you in control of your security protections, and recommends actions to improve device health and security.
Virus protection
What does this statement mean "Your virus and threat protection is managed by your organization." Who is "my" organization? This is a home computer and currently Domain, Private and Public firewalls are ON.
Nasty Trojan/Virus
Whenever I open the Microsoft Edge browser, which has the MSN homepage set - and before I've even clicked on anything else - a nasty trojan/virus (Perfstringbackup.tmp) installs, then my firewall is disabled, and then a fake Windows update downloads more malware onto my PC. How is this all possible?
Trouble getting Android and ios devices to work on windows.
Trouble getting Android and ios devices to work on windows. I don´t know what it is on my PC (Defender/Netrwork) but i use FL Studio and they have a free app to both Android and ios devices but windows give full acces for few seconds and then i loose contact again. I even tried to use a wireless dongle for some had a idea about wireless devices should be more easy to obtain the connection between win10 and Smartphones or tablets. I can´t find anywhere i can disable Windows Firewall and i think there is a lot of changes there does it impossible to get it to work probber. My antivirus has to sub-apps set to alow working thru its firewall and then it must be something else there keep disconnecting me. How do i get this problem analyzed to the bootom so i can have a wireless device connected to my software. Any help would be nice.
What do you use for working secure with Windows 10 ?
I'm using several security features on my Windows Insiders Build ( Windows 10 Preview fast ring) like logging in with Windows Hello on my Surface and my disk is done with Bitlocker. Keeping Windows Defender up-to-date, Windows Device security like ( Core isolation, Secure Boot, ) Firewall active and using MFA and Two-factor authentication with internet Apps. My Question do you use extra (third party) security features on Windows 10 and what do you miss in Windows 10?
URGENT ALERT RE HACKERS, VIRUSES, AND DANGEROUS THREATs
Today I received an urgent, very loud, alert from what appeared to be Microsoft, telling me the computer was in serious danger from hackers trying to gain access to my personal information. I was instructed not to turn my computer off or leave the page and was afraid to exit. I was also instructed to call the phone number provided immediately. I was not aware of any MS security threat scams and was quite worried. The technician I spoke to on the phone assured me he was a licensed MS technician and that since my computer had already been hacked, all my personal information was in jeopardy. This was a first for me and decided it would be best to trust his judgment. He accessed my computer and seemed to think 17 hackers were attempting to take over my computer and said my entire security system was locked, so I would not be able to proceed without removal of the threat and the addition of a network firewall and an IP protection. He took me to a web page for RIGHTPCEXPERTS.COM in Tampa, and gave the impression they are affiliated with Microsoft. Because I am age 69 he offered me a "discounted price" of 299.00 and I was left to believe it was imperative, as all my devices were in danger. I was then referred to a second agent who said he would be able to remedy the problems with my PC. HE REMOVED MY SYSTEM MECHANIC AND THEN installed an AD BLOCKER, CC CLEANER, ANTI-VIRUS HACKING. HE SEEMINGLY CLEANED MY COMPUTER AND THEN INSTALLED A NETWORK FIREWALL, AN IP NETWORK ACCESS PROTECTOR. After I PROVIDED my credit card number for the charge of 299.00 I was told there was an additional fee technical fee of $120, that would be paid in 12 installments of 9.99, for a total of 420.00. I was so reluctant but thought I had no other choice but to proceed. Like another gentleman who was concerned about the legitimacy of this company, I am left wondering if they are a scam. MY INVOICE READ AM PC SECURITY, NOT RIGHTPCEXPERTS OUT OF TAMPA AND NEXWAY HANDLED THE TRANSACTION.
Turn Microsoft Defender Firewall on or off
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028544Turning off Windows Defender Firewall could make your device (and network, if you have one) more vulnerable to unauthorized access. If there's an app you need to use that's being blocked, you can allow it through the firewall, instead of turning the firewall off.
Firewall and network protection in the Windows Security ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../wdsc-firewall-network-protectionFirewall and network protection. 04/30/2018; 2 minutes to read +1; In this article. Applies to. Windows 10, version 1703 and later; The Firewall & network protection section contains information about the firewalls and network connections used by the machine, including the status of Windows Defender Firewall and any other third-party firewalls. IT administrators and IT pros can get ...
Firewall & network protection in Windows Security ...
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4012988Firewall & network protection in Windows Security lets you view the status of Windows Defender Firewall and see what networks your device is connected to. Y ou can turn Windows Defender Firewall on or off and access advanced Windows Defender Firewall options for the following network types:. Domain (workplace) networks; P rivate (discoverable) networks; P ublic (non-discoverable) networks
Pricing - Azure Firewall | Microsoft Azure
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/azure-firewallAzure Firewall is a managed cloud-based network security service that protects your Azure Virtual Network resources. US government entities are eligible to purchase Azure Government services from a licensing solution provider with no upfront financial commitment, or directly through a pay-as-you-go online subscription.
Windows client firewall and port settings - Configuration ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../deploy/windows-firewall-and-port-settings-for-clientsWindows Firewall and port settings for clients in Configuration Manager. 10/06/2016; 8 minutes to read; In this article. Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch) Client computers in Configuration Manager that run Windows Firewall often require you to configure exceptions to allow communication with their site.
