With Windows 11 24H2 and the subsequent 25H2 update, Microsoft is significantly enhancing its operating system. The focus is on better performance, modern security functions, more AI integration and an overall more stable user interface. Users of the latest hardware in particular will benefit from noticeable improvements in everyday use.

Backups are often seen as the last resort after a cyber attack, a hardware defect or human error. Nevertheless, a central security error is still ignored in many companies today: The backup server is located within the same Active Directory domain as the productive systems.

Today, efficient endpoint management is crucial for security, productivity and stable IT processes. The example of WD-40 Company shows impressively how internationally active companies can benefit from this.

With the internal „K2“ project, Microsoft is fundamentally reorganising its update strategy for Windows 11. After updates have repeatedly caused problems in recent years, the company is now pursuing a clear change of course: less speed, more quality.

In many companies, a large part of the IT runs on systems that should have been replaced long ago. This so-called legacy IT is not a marginal phenomenon, but often the backbone of critical processes - from accounting to production. This is precisely where the problem lies.

WordPress is the world's most widely used content management system - which is precisely why it is a favourite target for attackers. The biggest vulnerability is not in the core system itself, but in plugins.