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Microsoft looking to remove security vendor access to it’s Windows Kernel following CrowdStrike incident.
Read more: Microsoft looking to remove security vendor access to it’s Windows Kernel following CrowdStrike incident.Microsoft is building new Windows security features to prevent another CrowdStrike incident and are in talks to enable them to do to more to allow them to better protect the…
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Microsoft wants to lock down the kernel after CrowdStrike hiccup knocks out millions of Windows devices.
Read more: Microsoft wants to lock down the kernel after CrowdStrike hiccup knocks out millions of Windows devices.Microsoft is reviewing their options and looking to push for significant changes to their Windows security architecture in the after math of the major outage caused by a “faulty” CrowdStrike…