Operating system security

Operating system security

Introduction Windows 10 categorizes users into three types, each with a distinct purpose. Let’s explore the Local, Domain, and Microsoft user types. Then we

Operating system security

Introduction One of the most ubiquitous forms of technology in the business world today is remote access technology. Just like other areas of IT, security f

Operating system security

Introduction Windows 10 is popular, but success has made the operating system a target for hackers and malicious coders. While Windows 10 has been focused o

Operating system security

The operating system: the fundamental part of our computing environment. It is the mothership that controls the software and hardware applications that provi

Operating system security

Linux is not as popularly used in both the security- and user-focused computing worlds as other OSes such as Windows and macOS, but it can still be used for

Operating system security

Introduction and Overview of the Last Article Our last article examined in greater detail the threats that are posed to the iOS Operating System, which in tu

Operating system security

Windows 10 was launched on July 29th of this year and had been adopted by 75 million users by the end of August. Despite its initial popularity, the adoption

Operating system security

Apple uses iOS (operating system) to power many of its mobile devices such as iPhone, iPad and so on. From the beginning, security has been placed at the cor

Operating system security

Introduction Mobile devices these days handle lots of sensitive information – messages, photos, contacts and more. The question about how this data is stored

Operating system security

In this article, we will learn about a not-so-well known but a very useful security feature in Windows: Windows Resource Protection. This feature can help a