Microsoft Reveals New Windows Security Update Plans – Forbes
Microsoft has unveiled new security plans discussed at its Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit. The firm is hoping to prevent another …
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Want to safely use Windows 10 after Microsoft ends support? Meet 0Patch – PC World
Microsoft will discontinue extended support for Windows 10 in October 2025. From then on, the operating system will no longer receive any updates, …
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Microsoft is making some major Windows security changes following CrowdStrike outage
Microsoft responds to CrowdStrike outage. A core component of the Windows operating system, the kernel has access to system memory and hardware. Even …
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Microsoft is updating Windows to avoid repeat of CrowdStrike catastrophe – The Register
Microsoft says it's working on Windows to allow endpoint security solutions to operate outside of the operating system's kernel, all with a view …
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Microsoft's Windows Agent Arena: Teaching AI assistants to navigate your PC | VentureBeat
Microsoft unveils Windows Agent Arena, a groundbreaking benchmark for testing AI agents on Windows, accelerating development of AI assistants that …
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Microsoft boosts Windows security to avoid a CrowdStrike repeat
Microsoft wants to develop a new platform for security vendors, but it's unclear if it will block their access to Windows in kernel mode.
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Post-CrowdStrike Fallout: Microsoft Redesigning EDR Vendor Access to Windows Kernel
Microsoft is revamping how anti-malware tools interact with the Windows kernel to avoid another CrowdStrike faulty update catastrophe.
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Windows 11's latest major update isn't even out yet for most users, but it's already causing problems
These updates will begin with the September 2024 checkpoint update, KB5043080, which is now available for Copilot+ PCs. Copilot+ PCs are Microsoft's …
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Microsoft starts developing security tools after CrowdStrike IT crisis – Axios
Security vendors have asked Microsoft to make it easier for them to operate outside of the Windows kernel.
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Microsoft Takes Steps Toward Protecting the Windows Kernel – WebProNews
Microsoft has taken the first steps toward reimagining how security firms protect Windows, including making it possible for security apps to run …
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