Of the many security improvements Microsoft made to the latest Windows 10 release, the ability to wall-off the Edge browser against malware attacks is one of the most critical. Some of the biggest ...

Microsoft has released a browser extension called Application Guard that protect Chrome and Firefox enterprise users from untrusted sites by opening them in a sandboxed Edge environment that cannot ...

Microsoft has announced that Application Guard for Office is now generally available for all Microsoft 365 users with supported licenses. Application Guard for Office (aka Microsoft Defender ...

Microsoft released this week browser extensions that port the Windows Defender Application Guard technology from Edge to Chrome and Firefox. The extensions only work for Chrome and Firefox running on ...

Microsoft has announced it is ending support for its Defender Application Guard for Office. The company released a list of “deprecated features”, which included Application Guard for Office. This ...

Microsoft has developed and started testing Windows Defender Application Guard extensions for both Chrome and Firefox to better protect enterprise PCs. The feature, which used to be an Edge exclusive, ...

Microsoft Corp. has released test builds of new browser extensions that offer Windows Defender Application Guard support to both Chrome and Firefox browsers. Previously available in Microsoft’s little ...

Microsoft has added anti-malware, anti-exploit technology to Windows 10 Pro in a bid to make the Web safer for employees using the company's Edge browser. Microsoft two weeks ago quietly added a ...

The defensive technology walls off untrusted Office documents to prevent attack code carried by malicious files from reaching the operating system or its apps. Microsoft has launched a public preview ...

Microsoft has released a security extension for Google Chrome that isolates untrusted websites away from the underlying Windows 10 operating system. How the flaming heck does it achieve that, do I ...

This is a pretty neat feature that I'm sure Windows admins know all about, but it looks like it is for mainstream use now as it's not limited in Windows 11 to Pro and above versions. Which is ...