Microsoft this week made the Windows Defender Application Guard extensions generally available, which now provides hardware-based isolation to all Chrome and Firefox users on Windows 10.
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Microsoft Brings Hardware-Based Isolation to Chrome, Firefox
Microsoft this week made the Windows Defender Application Guard extensions generally available, which now provides hardware-based isolation to all Chrome and Firefox users on Windows 10. The post Microsoft Brings Hardware-Based Isolation to Chrome, Firefox appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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