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Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop

You're reading from   Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop Start implementing and optimizing security for Windows 365 and AVD infrastructure

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835460252
Length 396 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Dominiek Verham Dominiek Verham
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Preface 1. Part 1: An Introduction to Microsoft Virtual Desktops FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Introducing Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop 3. Part 2: Why Is Endpoint Security Important?
4. Chapter 2: Importance of Securing Your Desktops 5. Chapter 3: Modern Security Risks 6. Part 3: Security Controls for W365 and AVD
7. Chapter 4: Securing User Sessions 8. Chapter 5: Preventing Data Leakage from Desktops 9. Chapter 6: Update Management Strategies 10. Chapter 7: Threat Detection and Prevention 11. Chapter 8: Configuring Access Control 12. Part 4: Additional Security Controls per Solution
13. Chapter 9: Securing Windows 365 14. Chapter 10: Securing Azure Virtual Desktop 15. Chapter 11: Securing Azure Infrastructure 16. Part 5: Use Cases
17. Chapter 12: Windows 365 Use Cases 18. Chapter 13: Azure Virtual Desktop Use Cases 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Recovering from a cyberattack

During the last couple of years, we have seen a lot of news articles about companies that have been hit by a cyberattack. Most of the time, these attacks are intended to cripple or extort an organization. Some examples of cyberattacks in the last couple of years are as follows:

  • Attacks on national institutes using a DDoS attack, with the purpose of bringing down websites
  • Ransomware attacks targeting hospitals to make sure that they can’t treat patients anymore

It’s nearly impossible to create an IT environment that cannot be compromised. So, let’s assume the worst. What options do companies have to recover from a cybersecurity attack? The good news is that there are standards and protocols that help companies to respond in the correct manner after a cyberattack. Some examples are as follows:

  • Microsoft has incident response playbooks for phishing, password spraying, app consent grantx, and compromised and...
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