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02 | Windows 8.1 Security Ed Bott | Distinguished Author and Blogger Chris Hallum | Senior Technical Product Manager

Investment Areas Security Hardware Authentication and Access Control Malware Resistance Information Protection Security Objectives for Window 8.1

Security needs to be rooted in hardware Technologies Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Trusted Platform Module (TPM) InstantGo Architecture Biometric Sensors Security rooted in Hardware

Biometrics Fingerprint based Biometrics Multi-Factor Authentication Virtual Smartcards Protecting Identities Certificate Reputation TPM Protection and Attestation Modern Access Control

Device and OS Integrity Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Trusted Boot Measure Boot Provable PC Health Remote Attestation Protecting Users Online Vulnerability Mitigations SmartScreen Windows Defender Internet Explorer Malware Resistance

Protecting Data at Rest Device Encryption BitLocker Microsoft BitLocker Admin and Monitoring Protecting Corporate data on BYOD devices Remote Business Data Removal Information Protection

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