Microsoft has expanded the testing of an admin protection feature designed to bolster security in Windows 11. Initially introduced in October as part of a preview build, this feature aims to enhance system defenses by providing an extra layer of protection for administrative actions. The latest update allows Windows Insiders to enable the feature directly from the Windows Security settings, paving the way for its broader implementation.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
The initiative to fortify Windows 11 with enhanced admin protection through integrated Windows Security settings is a crucial step forward in improving system security. With increasing cyber threats targeting administrative accounts, adding this extra layer of security is both timely and necessary. Allowing early feedback through the Insider Program ensures that Microsoft can refine the feature effectively before general release. However, for this to truly resonate with end-users, the feature must strike a balance between robust security and an intuitive, non-disruptive user experience. Overly complex implementations may alienate users and potentially lead to poor adoption.
Source: Microsoft expands testing of Windows 11 admin protection feature – BleepingComputer
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