Re: Windoze security as service
"Finally, there is the User. Users need to be told how to spot scams, and need to know not to just click random links in emails, or open attachments from those they don't know."
Unfortunately, badly thought out "security" just trains uses to click "OK" to everything. We recently were forced onto O365. My laptop, now on the corporate domain, won't allow me to install my preferred LibreOffice. (preferred, because of my limited use of spreadsheets and documents so the cleaner interface is far better IMO). This means every time I open a local spreadsheet, I'm warned that "documents from the internet could be harmful" and have to click it into edit more from read-only mode. Every time. And can't change it. Ditto, when I'm finished with a particular spreadsheet and move it to the archive folder, I get warned again, and have to click OK to say, yes, I really want to copy this "dangerous file" from one local directory to another. Interestingly, if I get a spreadsheet by email and open it from outlook in edit mode from Onedrive, I don't see those warnings. If I was more cynical, I might suspect that MS are trying to discourage users from creating and storing local documents in favour of storing them where they can take a peek.