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There are other vendors. Microsoft could even reinstate CloudStrike at some point, but only after an extensive review process. And then probably require simila
by mbreese 2y ago
There are other vendors.
Microsoft could even reinstate CloudStrike at some point, but only after an extensive review process. And then probably require similar process reviews/checks for any other vendor that requires the same kernel access.
Or just remove the need for kernel access at all and migrate to a better driver architecture at the sacrifice of backwards compatibility. Security software doesn’t need to run in kernel space… there are other ways.
- hello_moto 2y agoThat could potentially be a lawsuit against MSFT since their own MSFT Defender is in this space and potentially doing the same thing or else they have way less potency of catching attacks no?