Microsoft to Enhance Windows Security Post-CrowdStrike Debacle
New measures aim to limit kernel access and bolster system resilience against future vulnerabilities.
- Microsoft plans to restrict kernel access, drawing inspiration from macOS security protocols.
- The CrowdStrike incident highlighted critical vulnerabilities in Windows' current security model.
- New features like VBS enclaves and Azure Attestation will support a 'zero trust' approach.
- Microsoft emphasizes collaboration with security vendors to improve overall ecosystem resilience.
- Guidance for organizations includes adopting best practices for incident response and data backup.