Windows 11 also provides the ability to determine whether or not a device has the security features enabled, similar to how someone today might use their vaccination card. This should limit the number of incidents cybersecurity professionals have to chase down, improving their response time. With these security features already in place, Microsoft is touting Windows 11 as zero trust ready. Hypervisor-protected code integrity (HVCI).Trusted platform module (TPM) encryption.Mode-based execution control (ensures optimal performance while VBS is running).Here are some of the features that will be on by default in Windows 11: This is part of a much-needed trend by Microsoft to make security less optional. In Windows 11, however, these features will be turned on by default-one of the reasons for the increased CPU requirements. While Windows 10 included the options for security features, like virtualization-based security (VBS), businesses had to manually turn them on. This article is sponsored by Kolide, a device trust solution that ensures that only trusted devices can access cloud applications.
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