Microsoft Defender can now isolate Linux devices in the name of security

Microsoft has announced a public preview of a new feature of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint that makes it possible to isolate Linux devices. The company explains that it is possible to isolate a Linux device using APIs, or via the Microsoft 365 Defender portal. The update means that in the event of a security breach it is now possible to cut off Linux devices from a network, just as it has been possible to do with Windows devices. See also: Microsoft is working on a major Edge update known as Phoenix -- and you can try one of the best… [Continue Reading]