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I don't think you can compare metrics of Linux servers against Windows Servers AND Desktops. At least on Windows Desktops I'd say most of security incidents to
by rickdeckard 4y ago
I don't think you can compare metrics of Linux servers against Windows Servers AND Desktops.
At least on Windows Desktops I'd say most of security incidents today are initiated by the end-user in front of that Desktop, which creates an entirely different attack-surface than a unattended server maintained by someone working almost always in the field of IT.
- hulitu 4y ago> At least on Windows Desktops I'd say most of security incidents today are initiated by the end-user in front of that Desktop To install programs on my work PC i need admin account. Except for (rolling drums) Teams.
- tracker1 4y agoYou need an admin account to install programs for "all users" odds are the teams install (and others) are local-account installs. Not that it's much better. You can disable execution on user profiles from the directory level.
- vips7L 4y agoHave you looked into using scoop? It installs everything into the user profile and won’t require elevation.