device security

It started, as these things so often do, with a little pop-up. For thousands of enterprise users—minding their own business, dutifully clicking through spreadsheets, crafting presentations, or maybe just hunting for that illusive TPS report—a sudden, unprovoked invitation lit up their screens...

With nearly half of the Windows universe clinging to their beloved, familiar Windows 10 machines, Microsoft finds itself in a peculiar position: like an earnest parent trying to coax a child into eating their vegetables, Redmond’s finest are pointing at TPM 2.0 and saying, “Trust us—this time...

It’s easy to dismiss an operating system upgrade as a mundane, checkbox-ticking exercise, something that happens far away in the quantum leaps of Silicon Valley and Redmond and eventually ends up as a notification in your system tray. But when the headlines start buzzing—“Asus Windows 11 Pro...

Windows Hello, Microsoft's biometric authentication system, has recently encountered a significant glitch in Windows 11, leaving users unable to access their devices through facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, or PIN entry. This issue has sparked widespread frustration and raised concerns...

Windows Hello Faces a Temporary Lockout in Windows 11: What’s Behind the Bug and How to Navigate It With Windows 11 continuously evolving as Microsoft’s flagship operating system, many users have embraced its enhanced security features, particularly Windows Hello. This biometric authentication...

Windows Users Face Significant Challenges Following Recent Updates Microsoft’s routine update cycles, intended to enhance security and user experience, have recently delivered an unintended set of disruptions for both Windows 11 and Windows 10 users. The latest updates, particularly the...

Windows 11 April Update Fiasco: Installation Failures and Windows Hello Woes Unveiled Microsoft’s April update for Windows 11, labeled KB5055523, was meant to bolster security and stability across devices. Instead, it has delivered an unwelcome mix of installation headaches and a major...

Windows 11’s latest update, KB5055523, has sparked significant consternation among users who depend on Windows Hello for fast, secure authentication. Despite the update’s intention to bolster system security, many have found that the patch inadvertently disrupts the infrared (IR) facial...

Introduction Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is receiving a significant upgrade that aims to tighten security defenses by automatically blocking unwanted traffic from undiscovered endpoints. This innovative feature is designed to stem malicious lateral movement within network environments...

Microsoft has officially pulled the lever on a new chapter of cloud computing with the general availability of Windows 365 Link. This innovative device marks Microsoft’s first foray into branded Cloud PC hardware, designed to offer users a dedicated gateway to their Windows 365 virtual machines...

Enabling “Find My Device” on your Windows PC may seem like a small step—but it can make all the difference when you need to track down a misplaced or stolen laptop. In today’s fast-paced world, losing your device can quickly turn from an inconvenience into a serious security headache. Whether...

For anyone plugged into the Windows ecosystem, your computer’s security is likely a top priority. Whether you’re a casual home user or a power user juggling sensitive data, you need to know about Windows Security, the built-in app included in Windows 10 and Windows 11. This nifty app is...

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...

Microsoft has once again cemented its commitment to security by reinforcing the importance of TPM (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot as essential requirements in its Windows 11 operating system. If you've been scratching your head over why Microsoft has gone all-in on these features or...

With the advent of Windows 11, Microsoft has set the stage for a modern computing experience—one where security is not just an afterthought, but a fundamental building block. Central to this security architecture is the Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM 2.0), a small chip that is proving to be a...

As we approach the release of Windows 11 24H2 in late September 2024, users should note a significant enhancement regarding device security. Microsoft has announced that this upcoming update will enable BitLocker encryption by default for a broader range of devices, a development that aims to...

Overview Microsoft has introduced changes to enhance Windows Boot Manager revocations associated with Secure Boot, particularly addressing vulnerabilities like CVE-2023-24932. These alterations aim to strengthen protections against potential security threats, notably the BlackLotus UEFI bootkit...

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