Microsoft’s Defender for Endpoint can now stop ransomware and other human-operated cyberattacks by automatically isolating a compromised device to keep the bad actors from being able to move laterally through a targeted organization’s network. The tool, which is on by default, can do this without the enterprise having to use any other cybersecurity function, according..
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