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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Pluton is built on proven technology used in Xbox and Azure Sphere, and provides
Pluton is built with the goal of providing customers with better end-to-end security experiences. It does so by doing three things:
1. **Zero-trust security and reliability**: Customer security scenarios often span devices and cloud services. Windows PCs and services like Microsoft Entra and Intune need to work harmoniously together to provide frictionless security. Pluton is designed, built and maintained in close collaboration with teams across Microsoft to ensure that customers get both high security and reliability.
1. **Innovation**: Pluton platform and the functionality it provides is informed by customer feedback and Microsoft’s threat intelligence. As an example, Pluton platforms in 2024 AMD and Intel systems will start to use a Rust-based firmware foundation given the importance of memory safety.
3) **Continuous improvement**: the Pluton platform supports loading new firmware delivered through operating system updates. This functionality is supported alongside the typical mechanism of UEFI capsule updates that updates the Pluton firmware that is resident on the system’s SPI flash and loaded during early system boot. The additional support for dynamically loading valid new Pluton firmware through operating system updates facilitates continuous improvements both for bug fixes and new features.
1. **Continuous improvement**: Pluton platform supports loading new firmware delivered through operating system updates. This functionality is supported alongside the typical mechanism of UEFI capsule updates that update the Pluton firmware that is resident on the system’s SPI flash and loaded during early system boot. The additional support for dynamically loading valid new Pluton firmware through operating system updates facilitates continuous improvements both for bug fixes and new features.
### A practical example: zero-trust security with device-based conditional access policies