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Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop

Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop

By : Dominiek Verham, Johan Vanneuville
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Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop

Securing Cloud PCs and Azure Virtual Desktop

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By: Dominiek Verham, Johan Vanneuville

Overview of this book

Do you want to effectively implement and maintain secure virtualized systems? This book will give you a comprehensive understanding of Microsoft virtual endpoints, from the fundamentals of Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop to advanced security measures, enabling you to secure, manage, and optimize virtualized environments in line with contemporary cybersecurity challenges. You’ll start with an introduction to Microsoft technologies, gaining a foundational understanding of their capabilities. Next, you’ll delve into the importance of endpoint security, addressing the challenges faced by companies in safeguarding their digital perimeters. This book serves as a practical guide to securing virtual endpoints, covering topics such as network access, data leakage prevention, update management, threat detection, and access control configuration. As you progress, the book offers insights into the nuanced security measures required for Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, and the broader Microsoft Azure infrastructure. The book concludes with real-world use cases, providing practical scenarios for deploying Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop. By the end of this book, you’ll be equipped with practical skills for implementing and evaluating robust endpoint security strategies.
Table of Contents (21 chapters)
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Part 1: An Introduction to Microsoft Virtual Desktops
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Part 2: Why Is Endpoint Security Important?
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Part 3: Security Controls for W365 and AVD
12
Part 4: Additional Security Controls per Solution
16
Part 5: Use Cases

Endpoint Privilege Management

The idea of Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) is to allow standard users to run tasks that require administrative rights, without assigning local administrative rights. These tasks could be anything from installing applications on the desktop to updating drivers.

The following are the requirements for EPM:

  • One of the following licenses:
    • Microsoft Intune plan 1
    • A standalone license for EPM
    • License for the Microsoft Intune suite
  • Microsoft Entra joined or Microsoft Entra Hybrid joined
  • Enrolled in Microsoft Intune or co-managed
  • Make sure that the operating system is supported for EPM with one of the following versions:
    • Windows 11 v22H2 or later, with KB5022913
    • Windows 11 v21H2 or later, with KB5023774
    • Windows 10 v22H2 or later, with KB5023774
    • Windows 10 v21H2 or later, with KB5023774
    • Windows 10 v20H2 or later, with KB5023774
  • Windows 365 is supported
  • Azure Virtual Desktop is not supported

EPM is configured via Microsoft Intune...

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