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Security assumptions are changing faster than most apps are built to handle. In this session, learn how Windows is raising the security foundation by reducing attack surface and preparing for the post‑quantum future. We’ll walk through Post‑Quantum Cryptography, moving authentication from NTLM to Kerberos, and stricter driver trust policies with live demos, so you know what’s changing, how it affects your apps, and what to do next.
To learn more, please check out these resources:
* https://aka.ms/build26-next-steps
𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘀:
* Jason Fisher
* Mariam Gewida
* Jeffrey Sutherland
* Jordan Geurten
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OD859 | English (US) | Windows
Pre-recorded | (300) Advanced
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to evolving Windows security challenges and shared responsibility
00:00:52 - Overview of three security dimensions: legacy reduction, code trust, and post-quantum prep
00:01:04 - Removal of NTLM legacy authentication and introduction to transition planning
00:01:33 - Detailed explanation of NTLM weaknesses and attack vulnerabilities
00:03:29 - Introducing Kerberos extensions IAKerb and LocalKDC to replace NTLM
00:07:04 - Enhanced NTLM auditing and blocking policies rollout for organizations
00:09:33 - Shift to trusted code execution and stronger Windows defaults
00:10:04 - Driver security modernization and WHCP certification enforcement
00:15:12 - App Control and Smart App Control for ensuring signed, trusted applications
00:22:00 - Introduction to post-quantum cryptography and Windows integration of ML-KEM and ML-DSA algorithms
00:30:38 - Conclusion: Windows commitments to secure defaults and collaborative ecosystem security