This document summarizes a seminar about Windows 10. It discusses the different versions of Windows 10 including Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education, Mobile, and IoT Core. It also covers topics like the Windows as a Service model, updates, the Windows Insider program, security features including Device Guard and Windows Hello, the new Microsoft Edge browser, and management of organization-owned and personally-owned devices.

1. Windows 10 Frokost Seminar
Olav Tvedt
Sjefs Konsulent
MVP – Windows Expert-ITPRO
Twitter: @olavtwitt
Blog: http://olavtvedt.blogspot.com

4. • Desktop Versions
o Windows 10 Home
o Windows 10 Pro
o Windows 10 Enterprise
o Windows 10 Education
• Other Versions
o Windows 10 Mobile
o Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise
o Windows 10 IoT Core
Versions
Windows 10
http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2015/05/13/introducing-windows-10-editions/

5. Demo: Windows GUI

6. Windows As A Service
Windows 10

7. • In-Place Upgrade
• Windows Update
Deployment
Windows 10

8. Windows Update
VS.
Windows Update for Business
http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2015/05/04/announcing-windows-update-for-business/

9. *Conceptual illustration only
Time
Market driven quality: external and internal
Current Branch for BusinessEngineering
Builds
Windows
Insider Preview
Branch
Current BranchBroad
Microsoft
Internal
Validation
10’s of
thousands
Hundreds of millions
Several Million
Contoso Internal Ring1
Contoso Internal Ring 2
Contoso Internal Ring 3
Contoso Internal Ring 4

10. Consumers:
Up to date with feature and
security updates as they
arrive
Business Users:
Faster access to new
technology with time
to test and deploy in a
business environment
Mission Critical
System Users:
Enterprise class support
for your mission critical
systems keeping you
in control
Customers choose the mix of models that is right for them

11. Time
Windows Insider Preview Branch
Customer experience
*Conceptual illustration only
Newfunctionality
Windows Insiders stay up to date with
preview features as they are released
Opportunity for enterprise customers to
preview upcoming features and influence
product development
Security updates and fixes
are delivered regularly

12. Current Branch
Customer experience with Windows Update for Business*
Features are released to broad market
Customers are up to date with features as
they are released after broad preview
validation
Opportunity for enterprises to test and
validate new features
Within the 4 month period, ability to flight
these features and updates in your
organization and provide feedback
Security updates and fixes
are delivered regularly
Time
Newfunctionality
*Customers can also use WSUS for managing delivery updates

13. Current Branch for Business
Customer experience with Windows Update for Business*
*Customers can also use WSUS for managing delivery updates
Business customers can start testing as soon
as preview features are released via
Windows Insider Program
Business customers can wait to receive
feature updates for an additional period of
time, testing and validating in their
environment before broad deployment
Within the 4 month period, you can flight
these features and updates in your
organization and provide feedback
Security updates and fixes
are delivered regularly
Newfunctionality
Time
CURRENT
BRANCH FOR
BUSINESS
(CBB)

14. Long Term Servicing Branch
Customer experience for special systems
*Conceptual illustration only
Security updates and fixes
are delivered regularly
Customers on Long Term Servicing Branch
receive security and critical fixes only for
ten years
Customers can move from one LTSB to
the next one via in-place upgrade and can
skip one LTSB as well
Customers manage updates via WSUS
Available for Enterprise and Education
Editions only
Newfunctionality
Time
Long Term Servicing Branch
Long Term Servicing Branch
Long Term Servicing Branch

15. Peer To Peer Delivery
Windows 10

16. Windows Store
Windows 10

17. WINDOWS
PHONE 8.1
WINDOWS 8.1
WINDOWS 10
• Converged developer portal for Windows
and Windows Phone
• Separate user and developer capabilities
• Fully converged experience
• Best features from each
• New capabilities
XBOX
One Windows Store

18. Windows Store
Windows Store
• Modern apps
• Sign in with MSA
• Pay with credit card, gift card,
PayPal, Alipay, INICIS, mobile
operators
Business Store “Company Portal”
• Modern apps
• Leverages Azure Active Directory for
administration, some scenarios
• Private organization store for the
org’s preferred or LOB apps
• Pay with credit card or PO/invoice
• Deploy modern apps offline, in
images, and more
• Modern app license management
• Sideload line-of-business modern
apps
• Deploy apps from the Windows Store
(even when the Store UI is disabled)
as well as uploaded LOB apps
through Business Store integration
using MDM

19. Web Browser
Windows 10

20. VS

21. Microsoft Edge
Built for the modern web
Take notes while working directly on
web pages, then share or copy to
OneNote
Best browser for reading, optimized for
your device and distraction-free
Always-up-to date; more secure by
default

22. Internet Explorer
More secure than ever
Always up-to-date for
tomorrow’s websites
Backward compatible with
Enterprise Mode
Internet Explorer 11 is the fastest web path to Windows 10

23. Demo: Microsoft Edge

24. Security
Windows 10

25. • Device Guard
o Signed Apps/Scripts Only
o Locked Environment (Hw & Vir)
• Windows Hello
o Biometric Authentication
o Trusted Device
• Microsoft Passport
o «Passwordless»
o API
Security
Windows 10
http://blogs.windows.com/business/2015/04/21/windows-10-security-innovations-at-rsa-device-
guard-windows-hello-and-microsoft-passport/

26. • Trusted Boot
• Measured Boot
• Windows Defender
• Windows Smartscreen
Security
Windows 10

27. • Enterprise Data Protection
o Corporate Data Management
• Pervasive Device Encryption
o InstantGo automatically Encrypted
Security
Windows 10

28. Organization Owned Personally Owned (BYOD)
• Computer joins AD
to establish trust
• User signs on using AD
account
• Group Policy + System
Center
• Computer registers with AD or Azure AD via Device
Registration to establish trust for remote resource
access
• User signs in with a Microsoft account, associates an
Azure AD account
• Intune/MDM
• Computer joins Azure AD
to establish trust
• User signs on using Azure
AD account
• Intune/MDM
• Settings roaming
Single sign-on to enterprise + cloud-based services

29. Self-service Single
sign on
•••••••••••
Username
Simple
connection
Cloud
SaaS
Azure
Office 365Intune
Other
Directories
Windows Server
Active Directory
On-premises Microsoft Azure Active Directory

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