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Windows endpoint security is undergoing a radical transformation as enterprises prepare for 2025's threat landscape. Microsoft's integrated security stack is evolving with AI-driven defenses,...
Microsoft ACfB's Enhanced CA Handling Boosts Windows Security Microsoft has introduced a significant security enhancement to its Application Control for Business (ACfB), formerly known as Windows...
Introduction Microsoft has recently introduced significant changes to Windows Application Control for Business, focusing on a new Certificate Authority (CA) handling logic. This overhaul aims to...
Introduction In the face of escalating cyber threats, organizations are compelled to fortify their Windows Server infrastructures. Windows Server 2025 introduces a suite of advanced security features...
Introduction Microsoft's release of Windows Server 2025 marks a significant evolution in server technology, introducing enhancements that bolster uptime, fortify security, and streamline cloud...
Introduction The release of Windows Server 2025 marks a significant advancement in Microsoft's commitment to server security and operational efficiency. This iteration introduces pivotal features...
Introduction Bypassing Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) is no longer just a theoretical or cinematic plot device; it is a pressing cybersecurity challenge faced by enterprises and security...
Introduction In an era where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, Microsoft has announced significant security enhancements for Windows 11. These updates aim to bolster the operating...
Introduction Microsoft has recently released Windows Server 2025 Insider Preview Build 26304, marking a significant advancement in server security and management. This build introduces Windows...
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