August 27, 2024 at 09:30AM
Microsoft is hosting the Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit to address security and resilience following the disruptive CrowdStrike incident. The summit aims to outline short- and long-term actions for user protection, with a focus on improving security, safe deployment practices, and resiliency. Discussions will include the impact of kernel access on endpoint security.
From the meeting notes, it is clear that Microsoft is taking proactive steps to address the security and resilience concerns following the CrowdStrike incident. They will be hosting the Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit on September 10, 2024, inviting key endpoint security partners, including CrowdStrike, to outline short- and long-term actions for improving security measures. The focus of the discussions will be on improving security and safe deployment practices, designing systems for resiliency, and collaborating as a community of partners to better serve customers. Emphasis is also placed on the importance of kernel access for security solutions, despite the potential risks associated with it. These measures are aimed at minimizing the risk of disruptive incidents and ensuring proper protection for users.