          Windows 10 移動辦公功能：配置額外資源培訓

Module 1: What’s new in Windows 10 Anniversary edition (1607)
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update, which was the second major update of Windows 10,
was released August 2, 2016. As with all updates, this update provides new features and security measures.
Discover what’s new in the Anniversary edition.
Module 2: Configure shared resources
Users need access to resources, including but not limited to files, folders, network shares, and printers.
Your job, at times at least, is to let those users access what they need, and nothing more.
That’s how you keep resources secure. This module covers all aspects of this,
from configuring shared resources to configuring file and folder (and printer) access,
and configuring authentication and authorization for both workgroups and domains. Module 3: Securing corporate data
Encryption protects data from unauthorized access when other security measures fail.
Much of the time failure is the result of someone gaining physical access to a machine and having
the knowledge and time to figure out how to access the data on it.
There are many ways this type of breach can occur. However, with Encrypting File System (EFS),
the public and private keys that are generated during encryption ensure that only
the user that encrypted the file can decrypt it. Technically, encrypted data
can only be decrypted if the user’s personal encryption certificate is available,
which is generated using the private key. Another user can’t access this key,
and neither can a person who tries to access data to copy or move it who does not have the proper credentials.
In this module, we also look at BitLocker and how it helps protect computers
that are lost or stolen from data theft or exposure,
and offers more secure data deletion when computers are decommissioned.
Data on a lost or stolen computer is vulnerable to unauthorized access, either by running a software attack tool against it,
or by transferring the computer's hard disk to a different computer.
BitLocker helps mitigate unauthorized data access
on lost or stolen computers by combining two major data-protection procedures: encrypting
the entire Windows operating system volume on the hard disk,
and encrypting multiple fixed volumes