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Windows Security Features

protect

Memory

Disk

Network

Windows Security Features

Memory Protection

Windows Security Features

Memory Protection

Data Execution Prevention

Pointer Protection

Address Space Layout Randomization

Windows Security Features

Memory Protection

Data Execution Prevention

Windows Security Features

Memory Protection

Pointer Protection

Windows Security Features

Memory Protection

Address Space Layout Randomization

Windows Security Features

Disk Protection

NTFS

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Disk Protection

NTFS

Windows Security Features

Standard File and Folder Permissions

Disk Protection

NTFS

Windows Security Features

Advanced File and Folder Permissions

Disk Protection

NTFS

Windows Security Features

Standard Object Permissions

Disk Protection

NTFS

Windows Security Features

Advanced Object Permissions

Network Protection

Layered Protection:

Windows Security Features

Windows Firewall

S S L

IP Sec

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Network Protection

Windows Firewall

Windows Security Features

Network Protection

Firewall Rules:

Windows Security Features

Network Protection

S S LLayers:

Windows Security Features

Network Protection

IP Sec

Windows Security Features

Windows Defender: Protection Against Spyware

Windows Security Features

Secure Mode: Control Over Programs

Anti-phishing Filter: Identity Protection

Windows Security Features

Internet Explorer 8:

Protected Mode

Clear Internet history with one click

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Microsoft Knowledge Base

Microsoft TechNet

www.windowssecurity.com/articles

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