CrowdStrike outage: Microsoft now wants to keep away the access of Windows Kernel from these companies – Times of India
Microsoft is advocating for significant changes to Windows security architecture in the wake of a major outage caused by a faulty CrowdStrike update last week. The incident, which affected 8.5 million PCs, has prompted Microsoft to reassess the resilience of its operating system and consider limiting kernel-level access for third-party security vendors.John Cable, Microsoft’s vice…