A Microsoft Most Valuable Professional this week disclosed a current security flaw that's associated with Windows in-place upgrades.
A well-known security group is disputing Microsoft's claim that Windows 10 has good enough security protections without using the Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit.
Microsoft indicated today that Windows 10 version 1607, the "anniversary update," is now ready for deployment by organizations.
The rather complicated Windows 10 updating process that Microsoft expects organizations to follow got some additional light this month.
With the help of PowerShell cmdlets, navigating a registry is made a lot simpler.
Microsoft on Friday announced the availability of Update 1610 for its System Center Configuration Manager client and server management system.
Microsoft may love Linux, but that love has some technical limitations, at least when it comes to using Windows tools to alter Linux files.
The latest Microsoft Deployment Toolkit for deploying Windows client and server operating systems was released this month, but don't call it "MDT 2016."
The integration of the open source platform in many facets of Microsoft means that Windows IT pros may need to update their skill sets.
Microsoft's new update service model for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 clients, initiated last month, may cause additional work for IT pros using System Center Configuration Manager 2007.
Microsoft plans to reduce the size of future Windows 10 updates by a third with a coming "Unified Update Platform" technology.
Microsoft will be throwing in the towel on its Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit solution, which was designed to offer protections against common malware attack scenarios and exploit methods.
Now that Windows Server 2016 is available, Microsoft says IT pros and developers can build and extend containerized workloads and applications to its network- and compute-enhanced Azure public cloud -- and vice versa.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 11/03/2016
Microsoft on Tuesday confirmed that the Russian hacking group Stronium has launched a spear phishing campaign to exploit a recently discovered flaw in Windows 10.
Microsoft is starting to document how its long-term servicing branch concept for Windows 10 can affect organizations.