How to use Attack Surface Reduction Rules in Windows 10

The video tutorial discusses attack surface reduction (ASR) rules in Windows 10, part of Windows Defender Exploit Guard, which help block certain processes to prevent attacks. It covers the platforms supporting ASR, differences in features between Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise, and the use of Microsoft Defender ATP. The tutorial explains how to implement ASR rules using various methods, including PowerShell and a GUI from GitHub, and emphasizes the importance of auditing these rules. It also highlights the need to monitor event logs for ASR impact and discusses compatibility issues with third-party antivirus solutions.

What is the recommended approach for auditing ASR rules before enabling them?

How can you check the impact of ASR rules on your system?

What are the implications of using third-party antivirus software in relation to ASR rules?