Microsoft has detailed what type of Windows 10 devices running their flagship operating system are “highly secure”. The Redmond-based tech giant said the requirements for a “highly secure” Windows 10 device applies to desktops, laptops, tablets, two-in-one’s and mobile workstations. The specs are for hardware manufacturers to show them how to make a “highly secure” device that is running the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. In the post on the official Microsoft site, the Windows 10 team said: “Windows security features are enabled when you meet or exceed these standards and your device is able to provide a highly secure experience.“ The main requirements Microsoft outlined are a 64-bit processor which has to be at least seventh generation. For those PCs with an Intel processor, this would have to be the Kaby Lake CPU. Microsoft said these “highly secure” PCs running the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update would also need at least 8GB of RAM. One device th...