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Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25375

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Hi all, last Thursday Microsoft released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25375 to the Canary Channel.

2nd Build This week, we are on a roll!

All upgrades went fine here, Happy Upgrading!

The #WIMVPBenelux team attended ExpertsLiveNL & met up with @DonaSarkar after an amazing Keynote on AI & Accessibilityity, it was great finally meeting in person again after too long

What’s new in Build 25375

Support for Microsoft Endpoint DLP on Windows on Arm (Arm64) builds

You can now extend Microsoft Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and actions to endpoints running Windows on Arm (Arm64) which allows you to detect and protect sensitive data in files part of your digital ecosystem. This enables you to introduce policy controls for scenarios such as when an information worker using a Windows endpoint powered by Arm chipset from accessing sensitive files and trying an egress action such as copying to a USB, or copy to clipboard, notepad, etc.

As part of your DLP Policy definition, you can leverage the current conditions and actions that are already available for use and there is no additional setting involved.

Ensure your ARM64 endpoints are onboarded to Microsoft Endpoint DLP by using any of our supported onboarding methods.

source: Windows Blogs

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