Microsoft Releases More Win10 Updates

Paul Thurrott (http://www.thurrott.com) just reported that Microsoft has updated the shipping versions of Windows 10 again this month. It’s another Cumulative Update so you’ll need to reboot your machine after the update gets installed. With all the Bad Guy activity going on, it’s not really surprising to me. While it’s a pain in the rear to have to reboot so often, I take solace in the fact that Microsoft is ACTIVELY trying to keep the OS patched.

Paul has all the details of what’s included in the Update here:
https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/120470/microsoft-updates-shipping-versions-windows-10-6?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-97Df9Gwmt8493Tt9ml8c0JrEM9vQ1-ipr3S4eli95oFcNNiKLKN3C2HGdPdItgqLiGDHqGNY1NPrgc1RIIsPUcV6hY3w&_hsmi=53681954

Microsoft announces new tool to help Enterprises fight the Bad Guys

Windows Defender Advanced Threat Detection is the new tool being released by Microsoft to help Enterprises to fend off cyberattacks. Like its “Daddy” Windows Defender, it will be “baked in” to Windows 10 and will therefore be updated on a regular basis with the rest of the Operating System. The new tool is designed to detect advanced attacks and provide response recommendations. It will work in concert with Microsoft Advanced Threat Detection Solutions like Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection and Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics.

Microsoft says this tool is already “protecting 500,000 endpoints”.

Just like we developed Windows 10 with feedback from millions of Windows Insiders, we worked with our most advanced enterprise customers to address their biggest security challenges, including attack investigations and day-to-day operations, to test our solution in their environments. Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection is already live with early adopter customers that span across geographies and industries, and the entire Microsoft network, making it one of the largest running advanced threat protection services.

This does look like a promising tool. It is always nice to have a “fresh set of eyes” keeping and eye on the Bad Guys.

Source: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/03/01/announcing-windows-defender-advanced-threat-protection/