We’ve borrowed concepts like network integrity for securing iOS and Android devices and applied them to Windows 10 devices, providing active and automatic protection from modern threats. We’ve been leading the way in protecting modern OSs for years, through our robust mobile threat defense solution. The good news is that Symantec Endpoint Security is already doing this. To be successful in the future, organizations need to have a strong modern security foundation. Today, it is clear the model has turned: organizations will need to extend mobile endpoint protection techniques to traditional endpoints as their OSs become more connected and more locked-down. Until recently, the thinking in enterprise was that measures for securing traditional endpoints needed to extend to mobile devices. This minimizes the risk of data breaches, as any malicious code that is downloaded onto the PC will be contained, unable to affect the OS and other apps and files.Įndpoint Security Protection for Modern Operating Systems These user-installed apps run in their own user partition so they can’t access system files, or data and files from other applications. In S mode, applications that users install from the Microsoft Store are sandboxed (like app sandboxing on mobile). Microsoft recently announced two new Surface devices: Surface Pro X and Surface Neo, both of which are running Windows on Arm.Īdditionally, Microsoft is securing workstations running Windows 10 in S mode much the same way iOS and Android devices are secured. There is already a wave of these new Arm-based PCs/devices coming from Microsoft, Lenovo, Samsung, and others. Out-of-the-box connectivity means certain services and apps, like email clients, continue syncing in the background (just as on mobile devices), positioning Windows on Arm as an appealing platform to business users.
Windows on Arm is “ always on, always connected,” featuring integrated LTE Advanced connectivity. The newer Windows and macOS versions are borrowing a page from mobile OSs. As business users expect constant connectivity and are always on the move, traditional OSs are evolving to accommodate these behaviors.
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