Partly a joke, but with a grain of good advice.
However, it doesn't really work. I live in a different country, and hence am not available for in-person troubleshooting when something goes wrong. I'm really looking for a set up and forget option.
Just something like, have Windows Defender set up, make these sensible changes and for the most part it'll be fine.
To be clear, I don't need to protect them from standard call center scams, egregious phishing attempts or so. They seem to be good enough at identifying those very obvious ones.
Just something like, have Windows Defender set up, make these sensible changes and for the most part it'll be fine.
To be clear, I don't need to protect them from standard call center scams, egregious phishing attempts or so. They seem to be good enough at identifying those very obvious ones.