Today, we comply by ticking all the boxes in a checklist; it takes care of the most obvious hacks. Is it good enough? Today, we got our answer.

Practically speaking, that is all the end-user can do with Windows machines. My point is Windows is fundamentally unsecure. It is a dike with thousands of holes some of which are not even visible to Microsoft themselves. The reason of that is security has been after-thought. It is band aids/plasters put on top of other plasters.