This module examines the following key aspects of Microsoft's AI blueprint: ethical principles, AI safety networks, technical stacks, AI transparency, and guidelines for human-AI interactions.

This module examines the types of threat vectors and their potential outcomes that organizations must deal with on a daily basis and how users can enable hackers to access targets by unwittingly executing malicious content.

This module introduces the different Windows 365 editions that are available and examines foundational Windows 365 concepts including architecture, lifecycle, and customer data handling.

This module introduces the different editions of Windows, the features of each, and describes why and when you might select a specific Windows edition. This module also covers methods for installations.

Students learn about the various types of device profiles, and how to create and manage them.

This module introduces Mobile Application Management (MAM). Students will learn about considerations for implementing MAM and will be introduced to the management of MAM using Intune and Configuration Manager.

Explore two capabilities in the DevOps taxonomy, Continuous Delivery and Continuous Quality.

This module describes how administrators can activate Windows clients at scale and use Group Policy and PowerShell to apply configuration settings to groups of Windows clients.

This module explores additional tools used to provide additional layers of security within an organization.

This module explores the methods and tools used for troubleshooting application deployment issues.

This module examines how Microsoft 365 supports data governance by enabling organizations to archive content by using archive mailboxes, and manage their high-value content for legal, business, or regulatory obligations by implementing records management.

In this module, you will learn about the differences between authentication and authorization.