This document discusses security features and threats related to Windows 8. It lists security needs such as managing applications, keeping systems secure, and reducing exploits. It then lists Windows 8 security features like secure access, system and app security, and protection. The document also discusses various malware and authentication threats like Stuxnet, Flame, Gauss, and phishing attacks. It concludes by listing Windows 8 security improvements such as UEFI, Secure Boot, DNSSEC, and fine-grained password policies.

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3. Windows 8 Security Features

4. Need a Security App Center Need to support a Secure Remote
Management and Modern
Need an Advanced Browser
with Enhanced Security Workforce
Password Security
Easy to move OS
Data Encryption
Domain Membership & GPO
Need to efficiently manage my Want to use Open Source Tools
Applications Need to support “Next
Need to keep my Systems Secure Generation” Security
Need to reduce exploits Applications
Need an in-built Anti-Virus
Solution

5. Windows 8 Security:
Secure Access The Power of Protection Modern Secured
System Security Work style enabled
& Apps

27. Threats
Malware attacks
Active/Passive attack possibilities
Authentication Compromised attacks
Bypass Windows Defender
Stuxnet
Flame
Gauss
Trojan attack (TROJ_FAKEAV.EHM)
Phishing attacks
FAKEAV attack series
And many more…..

29. True UEFI and Secure Boot
DNSSEC
Data classification
Dynamic Access Controls and Expression-Based Authorization Rules
Kerberos improvements
Group managed Service Accounts
IIS 8
GUI-based, Fine-grained Password Policies
And much more…..