core isolation

Imagine your computer as a high-tech fortress, and inside it are agents (critical processes) busy ensuring everything runs smoothly. Now, imagine if a cybervillain breached the outer layers and started whispering malicious instructions to those agents. Scary, right? Enter Core Isolation, a vital...

When it comes to personal or enterprise computing, security takes center stage. Windows users will be glad to know that Microsoft's Windows Security app is brimming with features designed to keep your device safe from malware, hacks, and other dangers lurking in the digital wild. In this...

In today's cybersecurity landscape, threats are no longer lurking shadows—they are everywhere, from sneaky rootkits infiltrating your boot process to malware that aims to compromise your most secure data. Microsoft Windows Security aims to level up its game with comprehensive device protection...

Windows Defender has matured into a robust security solution built into Windows 11, offering users a comprehensive defense against potential threats without the need for third-party antivirus solutions. While the default settings are competent for casual users, making tailored adjustments can...

Cybersecurity is no longer a futuristic concept; it's a pressing need for anyone who operates a computer, especially in our digitally-driven era. Microsoft's Windows Security is your go-to solution for creating an impenetrable fortress against malicious software attacks. In this article, we will...

I have a 12900K CPU and an MSI PRO Z960-A motherboard which should cover all the requirements of Firmware Protection on the latest Windows 11. For some reason I cannot enable that security feature while everything else is working without any problem. I tried enabling it using the Local Group...

Local security authority protection is off. Your device may be vulnerable. I find this warning under - Privacy and Security - Windows security - Device security (there is a warning badge) - Core isolation (This is where the warning is stated). Then under "Core isolation details" I don't see any...

Hi, I need to set the Memory Integrity feature (under Windows Security - Device Security - Core isolation) to OFF. I set the switch to OFF, Windows asks for restart, but after the restart the switch turns out to be ON again, so the feature cannot be disabled. Anyone can help? Thanks. Alessandro