Microsoft Protects Windows 10 Device With Guard

During the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Microsoft announced a new security measure for Windows 10 that infection of computers and laptops by malware should avoid. With Device Guard , as the hot solution, organizations can systems from both known and unknown malware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTS) protect, as well as zero-day attacks.

Using the security measure merely changes programs of specific suppliers, the Windows Store or organization authorized. All other software will block Windows 10. Companies can decide which providers Device Guard trust. The solution comes with software that makes it possible for applications that are not signed by the original supplier itself signings, so they can be used anyway.

To determine whether a program is executed to trust the Device Guard hardware and virtualization technology to isolate the decision of the rest of Windows 10, which is intended to protect against attackers or malware to gain system privileges have full knowledge. According to Microsoft, this is a significant advance over traditional virus scanners and whitelisting solutions such as AppLocker, which are vulnerable to manipulation by administrators or malware. Several manufacturers, including Acer, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo and Toshiba, have pledged to support the use of Device Guard on their equipment.