Microsoft appears to be pushing for security changes to Windows and greater cooperation with its cyber security partners after a global outage due to a bug in a software update released by security company CrowdStrike. A new feature called VBS enclaves, which 'does not require kernel mode drivers to be tamper-resistant [sic]' and improvements to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service are examples of recent security improvements.
Microsoft appears to be pushing for security changes to Windows and greater cooperation with its cyber security partners after a global outage due to a bug in a software update released by security company CrowdStrike. A new feature called VBS enclaves, which 'does not require kernel mode drivers to be tamper-resistant [sic]' and improvements to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service are examples of recent security improvements.