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Apart from disabling macros and remote access, what are other ways to harden windows?
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One of the easiest ways is @Andy Ful 's tools Simple Windows Hardening or Hard_ConfiguratorApart from disabling macros and remote access, what are other ways to harden windows?
I am aware of the tool, I am interested in the underlying technologies that are hardened.One of the easiest ways is @Andy Ful 's tools Simple Windows Hardening or Hard_ConfiguratorHard_Configurator Simple Windows Hardening.
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A suggestion would be to read the Hard_Configurator manual:I am aware of the tool, I am interested in the underlying technologies that are hardened.
For example what windows or application features increases the attack surface and ways to reduce it.
What hardening settings are recommended generally while keeping the OS usable.
Thanks, I will read it.A suggestion would be to read the Hard_Configurator manual:
There is a lot of information about the different settings.![]()
Hard_Configurator/Documentation at master · AndyFul/Hard_Configurator
GUI to Manage Software Restriction Policies and harden Windows Home OS - AndyFul/Hard_Configuratorgithub.com
Secondly, the developer is very active in this forum, and it's very easy to get help....
Andy's tools have a great balance.
Check that thread...I will use SWH then.
Overkill that will create problems for you.I am thinking of using Voodooshield Free (Autopilot). How does it compare against SWH. Is SWH SRP easily bypassable? Should I use both?
SUA ( standard user account ).Apart from disabling macros and remote access, what are other ways to harden windows?
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