Once the base GPO has been created, right click it and select Edit. In this example we’ll name our GPO “Windows Defender”. We can also open this by instead running ‘gpmc.msc’ in PowerShell or Command Prompt.įrom the Group Policy Management window that opens, we’ll select the group policy objects folder within the domain, right click and select new to create a new group policy object (GPO). We’ll start by opening Server Manager, selecting Tools, followed by Group Policy Management. For more related posts and information check out our full 70-744 study guide.Ĭonfigure Windows Defender using Group Policy
This post is part of our Microsoft 70-744 Securing Windows Server 2016 exam study guide series. While Windows Defender can be configured at a high level through the graphical user interface, we can instead configure Windows Defender using group policy which gives us more control and allows us to roll out the settings to the whole domain from a central location.
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