The document discusses Windows 7 security features such as User Account Control (UAC), AppLocker, Internet Explorer 8, BitLocker, and BitLocker To Go. It aims to manage risks through enhanced security and control, reduce costs by streamlining PC management, and make people productive anywhere. Key features include enforcing compliance, protecting desktop and mobile resources through encryption, and enabling more secure web browsing.

1. Windows® 7 Enhanced Security and ControlPresenter nameTitledate

2. Addressing Security Challenges and Solutions Protecting Users on their Desktops and OnlineExtending Data Protection to Laptops and Removable MediaAgenda

3. IT Security ChallengesBusinessInfrastructureUsersFlexible work styles

4. Digital natives

5. Cost versus agility

6. Compliance

7. Anywhere access

8. Desktop controlWindowsOptimized DesktopEnhanced Security and Control with Windows 7Manage risks through enhanced security and controlReduce costs by streamlining PC managementMake peopleproductive anywhereEnable more secure Web browsingProtect desktop andmobile resourcesEnforce compliance• User Account Control• AppLocker™• Internet Explorer® 8• BitLocker™• BitLocker To Go™

9. ProtectDataProtect Data from Unauthorized ViewingActive Directory® Rights Management Services (RMS)Policy definition and enforcement

10. Protection for information wherever it travels

11. Integrated RMS clientBitLocker and BitLocker To GoEase of configuration and deployment

12. Ability to share data with coworkers, clients, partners, and others

13. Support for compliance and data securityEncrypting File System (EFS)User-based file and folder encryption

14. Ability to store EFS keys on a smart cardBitLocker and BitLocker To GoIncreased Data ProtectionExtend BitLocker drive encryption to removable devicesCreate group policies to mandate the use of encryption and block unencrypted drivesSimplify BitLocker setup and configuration of primary hard drive+

15. BitLocker To GoOverviewdemo

16. Internet Explorer 8 SecurityFreedom from IntrusionProtection from HarmControl of InformationSafeguards against browser and Web server exploits

17. Protection from deceptive web sites, malicious code, online fraud, identity theft

18. Choice and control

19. Clear notice of information use—provide only what is needed

20. Limitation of social engineering and exploits

21. Reduction of unwanted communicationsIntroduction of UAC

22. All users, including administrators, run as standard user by default

23. Administrators use full privilege only for administrative tasks or applications

24. Ecosystem is influenced to write software requiring no admin rights

25. Challenges

26. User provides explicit consent

27. Disabling UAC removes protections

28. Simplified UAC

29. Reduce number of applications that require elevation

30. Re-factor applications into elevated and non-elevated pieces

31. Provide flexible, prompt behavior

32. Customer Value

33. Standard users can do more

34. Administrators see fewer UAC elevation promptsUser Account ControlWindows VistaWindows 7

35. AppLockerChallengesUsers can install and run non-standard applicationsEven standard users can install some types of softwareSolutionEliminate unwanted, unknown applications in your networkEnforce application standardization within your organizationEasily create and manage flexible rules using Group Policy

36. AppLockerOverviewdemo

37. Session SummaryProvide a fundamentally secure platformProtect desktop and mobile resourcesProvide more secure Web browsingEnforce compliance

38. Learn More About Windows 7Community ResourcesTechnical ResourcesGet Hands on TrainingWindows Team Blog

39. Talking About Windows

40. Windows Client Forums

41. The New Efficiency Virtual Launch Experience

42. Windows7 Springboard

43. Windows 7 Webcasts and Podcasts www.thenewefficiency.comwww.microsoft.com/springboardhttp://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9681312Training Offers—Exclusive for Launch Attendees www.microsoft.com/learning/careerofferswww.windowsteamblog.comwww.talkingaboutwindows.comhttp://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9681314.5

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