The central talking point of the upcoming Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit will focus on the critical shift from kernel mode to user mode applications, enhancing isolation and stability.
Discussion will also emphasize the integration of eBPF technology, which assists in evaluating programs without risking complete system failures, a pressing concern in the wake of the CrowdStrike outage.
CrowdStrike's recent incident underscores the vulnerabilities of current systems, especially with a faulty update that caused millions of Windows devices to fail, highlighting urgent industry needs.
Consideration of adopting safer programming languages such as Rust, rather than traditional options like C or C++, could significantly mitigate the risks of system crashes and enhance overall security.
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