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Before we start an overview of this section as usual let's answer the following question.

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Which technology allows you to use biometric functionality to sign into Windows devices.

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Press stop here and think about it.

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And the answer is vendors.

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Hello.

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It is a new technology and Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile that allows you to authenticate by using

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your fingerprint and iris scan or other biometric data.

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Now as an administrator you must make sure that user accounts in your environment conform to the security

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standards set by your organization to achieve this.

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Windows Server 2016 and later allows you to use account policies to configure security related sentence

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for user accounts.

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Additionally with Windows server you can configure additional security with protected groups authentication

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policies and authentication policies silence.

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This section explains the sentence that are available for account security and the methods to configure

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those settings so after completing that section you'll be able to describe account security in Windows

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Server.

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Describe password policies describe account lock out policies describe Burris policies configure domain

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account policies and describe how to protect groups and aided heirs.

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You'll be able also to describe fine grained password and lock out policies.

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Describe password settings objects or Pierce OS configure a fine grained password all this and describe

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here so precedents aren't resultant peers so you'll also be able to explain account security options

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and Windows Server 2016 and later and configure user account policies will also describe how to enhance

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password authentication with Windows Halo and the Microsoft Asia multi factor authentication service

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or MF a service in any authentication based network.

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It is critically important to secure account credentials such as usernames and passwords to achieve

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account security.

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Windows Server 2016 or later versions provide multiple options including the following password all

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this is to configure multiple requirements such as password age lands and complexity rich user response

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for its must meet account to lock out policies that enable you to configure that an account must log

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when the wrong password are enter.

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Fine grained password policies that provide the ability to specify a different password policies and

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account lock out policies for different groups of users such as executives administrators service accounts

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or regular users.

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Protected users which enables you to specify critical accounts that should be additional is secured

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authentication policies and authentication policies Silas that provides you the ability to use claim

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based rules to specify which users are able to sign in to which computers and curb Burrus policies that

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determine Gerber as related sentence such as ticket life times and enforcement.

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This section explains these options in further detail.

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Let's get started.