At some point, the Windows 10 security feature “Application Guard” will run the browser in an isolated VM to prevent malware from infecting the system.ĭue to its management features, Microsoft has already declared the current preview to be Ready for Business. The integration of most of these services is underway and will be available in upcoming releases. Examples include logging on to Azure Active Directory with support for conditional access and integrating the Information Protection DRM service to prevent users from printing or copying specific pages.Īn enterprise tab is also planned, which automatically displays content from an intranet, frequently used web applications, or documents from Office 365 when opened. In a further step, Microsoft wants to integrate services that are particularly appealing to companies. This includes setting up Bing as the standard search engine, synchronizing user profiles via Azure instead of Google Cloud, or using SmartScreen instead of Google Safe Browsing. The latter aims to replace Google services with their Microsoft equivalents. Edge integration with cloud services at an early stage In addition to adapting the Edge user interface to Chromium, these primarily include integration with Windows and the company’s own cloud services. After the announcement to give up its own rendering engine and to use Chromium as a basis for Edge, the to-dos for Microsoft have been basically clear.
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