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No new operating system features are being introduced in this update. This update includes quality improvements. This is pretty much the Parental Control but online with LiveIDĬlicking on View family settings lead to this Microsoft page, which is an online service for family options.OS Build 15063.674 Improvements and fixes This seems to be a standalone On/Off switch, as it doesn’t affect any settings under the App & Browser Control Family Option It comes with 3 settings section: Check Apps & files, SmartScreen for Microsoft Edge and SmartScreen for Windows Store apps.Ī fourth setting is available in Internet Explorer 11. This section is the previously known SmartScreen, which is now rebranded to Windows Defender SmartScreen

Warning and error will impact the display icon of Windows Defender Security Center from the system tray. Status and report are automatically generated. Not much has emerged for this section so far. This new section provides an overview of the Windows Update, Storage Capacity, Device Drivers and Battery life. Windows Firewall with Advanced Security is still available and necessary. This is a high-level view of the Firewall status. The Windows Defender Security Center include the following features on top of Windows Defender Anti-virus: Firewall & network protection Basic information are available on this screen. This can be seen under Settings / Update & Security / Windows Defender. This is due to the rising of Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and the idea that Windows Defender is becoming more a security suite for Windows 10. The new name is Windows Defender Antivirus. The name! Microsoft as once again renamed Windows Defender. What’s new for Endpoint Protection on Windows 10 Creators Update?įirst thing first. In this post, we will look at what changed for Endpoint Protection and Windows Defender in the Windows 10 Creators Update (1703). If you are new to System Center Endpoint Protection, see our complete guide which covers it all. The latest Windows 10 Creators Update (1703), also bring its share of changes for Windows Defender, which then impact Endpoint Protection on the end-user side. When Windows 10 came out more changes were made to Endpoint Protection and Windows Defender as we covered in a previous post.

System Center Endpoint Protection and Windows Defender both have a history of changes since they came out years ago.