Device Configuration and Data Access

• start the course
• explain what a Microsoft Account is and its uses
• use the Control Panel to configure Windows
• access the Windows system options
• configure the Start menu options
• display and manage Windows profiles
• configure Windows display settings
• create and configure the Windows shortcut
• configure Windows homegroups
• configure Windows HomeGroup capabilities
• configure BitLocker with and without the use of a TPM chip
• enable Windows file encryption
• configure Windows Update settings
• describe app updates in Windows
• describe device system updates
• describe OneDrive for Consumers as a cloud storage service
• configure Microsoft Azure as a cloud storage service
• use Microsoft OneNote as a cloud storage service
• use Microsoft Outlook as a cloud storage service
• consume available cloud storage services in Microsoft Office 365
• manage Microsoft storage spaces
• manage Microsoft storage pools
• describe the FAT file system
• describe the FAT32 file system
• describe the NTFS file system
• describe the ReFS file system
• configure display settings and shortcuts, explore Windows profiles, customize the Start menu, and create a storage space and pool

Data Management and Device Security

• start the course
• configure NTFS permissions
• configure Share permissions
• share files using Windows Homegroups
• install and manage printers
• view effective permissions on files and folders
• create public shares in Windows
• create basic shares in Windows
• create advanced shares in Windows
• enable and use EFS
• move or copy data that is secured using Windows EFS
• implement BitLocker To Go
• configure a client VPN connection
• manage certificates in Windows
• describe the role of SSL in data encryption
• use public and private keys during cryptography
• describe private networks
• describe public networks
• describe the Windows Firewall
• describe cloud-based services
• use Multi-Factor Authentication in Azure
• use smart cards for authentication
• describe Windows Rights Management
• use biometrics for authentication
• use password procedures for authentication
• configure file and share permissions
• create and share a folder, set folder permissions, and encrypt a file

Cloud Services and Enterprise Mobility

• start the course
• describe Office 365 and consumer cloud services in the Microsoft cloud ecosystem
• describe cloud-based storage systems
• describe cloud-based communications services
• describe cloud-based search services
• describe Microsoft Intune capabilities
• use Intune selective wipe capabilities
• recognize how location affects services in Intune
• recognize Intune AV and malware options
• describe virtual machines as a service offered by Microsoft Azure
• describe the set of services offered by Microsoft Azure
• describe Disaster Recovery as a service offered by Microsoft Azure
• define high availability as a service offered by Microsoft Azure
• define redundancy offered by Microsoft Azure
• define fault tolerance offered by Microsoft Azure
• manage Windows Server Active Directory
• manage Azure Active Directory
• manage the Windows account used as part of Azure Identity
• describe Federation Services as part of a cloud user's Single Sign On
• recognize the uses of a company portal
• recognize the uses of work folders
• describe the remote desktop services offered by Azure RemoteApp
• compare device-centric and people-centric IT
• recognize the role of Desktop Virtualization in a BYOD strategy
• recognize the role of Dynamic Access Control Policies in a BYOD strategy
• recognize the role of Windows Rights Management in a BYOD strategy
• create and configure storage account and virtual machine in Azure

TestPrep 98-368 Mobility and Device Fundamentals TestPrep 98-368 Mobility and Device Fundamentals