At the RSA Conference in San Francisco today, Microsoft announced Device Guard, a new Windows 10 security feature that will allow enterprises to lock down their desktops so they are “incapable ...

Device Guard creates a new and tighter form of application registry that’s based around the Windows 10 Store as the distribution mechanism. Its existence compels legitimate applications to join ...

Device Guard in Windows 11/10 is a firmware that will not let un-authenticated, unsigned, unauthorized programs as well as operating systems to load.

On Windows 10, Microsoft is continuing its focus on hardware security with a hypervisor-based solution to create a trusted secure mode with Device Guard.

Device Guard blocks against malware and zero days targeting Windows 10 by only allowing trusted apps signed by software vendors, the Windows Store and internally developed software, according to ...

Device Guard relies on Windows 10’s virtualization-based security to allow only trusted applications to run on devices. Credential Guard protects corporate identities by isolating them in a ...

Device Guard is a firmware that will not let un-authenticated, unsigned, unauthorized programs as well as operating systems to load. It is a combination of hardware and software security features ...

It also can't protect against key loggers. Windows 10 also has another virtualization-assisted security feature called " Device Guard," which has similar requirements to Credential Guard.

Microsoft has released a new preview build of the Windows 10 SDK for the 20H1 development cycle, aligning with last week's Windows 10 build for Insiders. It includes a new way to sign apps.

Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) -- the technology formerly codenamed "Barcelona" -- was something Microsoft originally hoped to debut as part of Windows 10 Creators Update earlier this year.