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>Windows Home Edition is notoriously hard to secure. This is bullshit. In Windows 10 Home the Group Policy Editor is removed, and domain-join is not supported,
by 1970-01-01 4y ago
>Windows Home Edition is notoriously hard to secure.
This is bullshit. In Windows 10 Home the Group Policy Editor is removed, and domain-join is not supported, however bulk security changes (i.e. Security Policies) can still be implemented directly to the registry with scripting.
- scottydelta 4y ago>Windows Home Edition is notoriously hard to secure. This is more from the perspective of a company to be able to control the security policies of the system and remotely manage it. In an organization with thousands of people, no one has time to help someone setup custom security policies manually.