Windows 10 is more secure than any computer operating system

Microsoft's new platform promises to be the most secure computer operating system ever, helping protect governments from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks.
Microsoft senior consultant Mandy Tidwell has made a statement on the company's blog about the security of Windows 10 pro product key. Accordingly, he pledged to governments that the new platform would be the operating system. The safest way ever to prevent hackers from attacking.
Information security is Microsoft's top priority when building Windows 10. The product is equipped with many features to support governments in the increasingly complex Internet environment.
First of all, the "plate" is called the Microsoft Passport. This service is essentially a two-tiered authentication method that combines a registered device with traditional security such as a PIN, fingerprint, iris, or face recognition.

Windows 10 uses 2 layer security.

As such, attackers will not be able to access government employees' accounts, even if they have exploited the information. This problem is inherently "black" in security because users often use an ID and password for many different services.
On Windows 10, Microsoft office 2010 product key also built the Credential Guard feature to create a separate security environment. This means that only applications that have passed the testing and licensing of new government agencies are installed in them, forming a closed loop that is immune to all malware.
It is very difficult to access the information inside the Guard if it is present on the computer. This is like a safe to avoid the eyes of thieves when entering the house.
Finally, Tidwell mentioned software known as Windows Defender. But this is a completely new version that detects malware. The Defender runs in the background on Windows 10 and will automatically download the update as it becomes available.
"As the number and frequency of attacks intensify, cybersecurity has become a major focus in the workings of governments around the world. In recent years, many countries have increased the protection of information, but the threats are still potential. Windows 10 is designed to address serious network security issues, "Tidwell said.

Windows 10 is growing quite well.

The Microsoft office 2016 product key blog post appeared just days after Bloomberg published a report saying that the Putin government was concerned about the security threat on Windows. It also plans to switch to the open source Linux platform.
According to the report, 22,000 administrative officials in the country are preparing to convert. The reason the Russian authorities put out was because of concerns that Microsoft could provide user information to the US government, including sensitive content.
This is not the first case that a country "posts" the Windows operating system. China also banned the use of Windows 8 in its public-facing computer system in 2014. At the time, Windows XP was very popular in the billion-dollar country, but Microsoft stopped supporting it. The move by the Chinese government is supposed to "ensure computer security" nationally.
Tidwell said on Microsoft's blog that Windows 10 is the company's best operating system ever. As of January 2016, this version has surpassed Windows XP, accounting for 11.85% of the computer operating system market share compared to 11.42% of the predecessor. However, the most common platform still is Windows 7 with 52.47%.