Security hardening changes needed on domain controllers in IT environments to address CVE-2022-37967 will enter the Third deployment phase, as outlined in KB5020805: How to manage Kerberos protocol changes related to CVE-2022-37967 on June 13, 2023. Previous announcements had listed this change as taking place in April, however, that date has changed.
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Windows 365 Cloud PCs Now Secured with Encryption at Host
Microsoft has announced that Windows 365 Cloud PCs are now secured with encryption at the host level. This means that all data stored on the cloud PCs is encrypted with BitLocker, providing an extra layer of security. This feature is available to all Windows 365 customers.
What’s New?
The new feature provides an extra layer of security for Windows 365 customers. BitLocker encryption is enabled by default, ensuring that all data stored on the cloud PCs is encrypted.
What’s Important to Know?
The encryption feature is available to all Windows 365 customers. It is important to note that this feature does not replace the need for strong passwords or other security measures. It is also important to note that the encryption is only at the host level, meaning that data stored in the cloud is not encrypted.
Key Quote
“We are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of security and privacy, and this new feature is another step in that direction.”
Microsoft is committed to providing customers with the highest level of security and privacy with the new encryption feature. This feature is available to all Windows 365 customers, providing an extra layer of security for data stored on the cloud PCs.
Key points from the article:
- Provides an extra layer of security through encryption at the host level
- Protects data stored on the cloud
- Helps protect data being transferred between the cloud and the device
- Ensures data remains secure even if the device is lost or stolen
- Provides a secure environment for users to access their data
From the Windows IT Pro Blog
