Use Microsoft Edge? Two Changes You Need to Learn About
Browse with confidence: Microsoft Edge’s security boost If your organization uses PCs, chances are someone (maybe even everyone) is using Microsoft Edge. That’s the new default web browser in Windows 10 and 11, so unless you’ve opted for something else (like Chrome or Firefox), you’re probably using it. Microsoft has made two recent changes to Edge that we think you need to know about. One of them is a very good thing, while the other? Let’s just say we’re turning that one off around here. Here’s what you need to know. The Good: Microsoft Edge’s Enhanced Security Mode First up is something we’re excited about: Microsoft Edge now has an enhanced security mode that we think is perfect for most businesses. This new enhancement is still being rolled out and tested, so you might not see it yet. But if and when you do, we think turning it on makes a whole lot of sense. This new security mode puts in place extra protections and adapts dynamically based on your browsing habits. If you’re on l...