Windows Embedded CE Critical Updates and Security
Providing customers with a safe computing experience is Microsoft's top priority. Our goal is to help create a safe and reliable computing experience that is both expected and taken for granted. From global applications to mobile and embedded devices, trust in computing is vital to help protect public safety, national security, and economic prosperity. This is the ultimate focus of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Initiative, of which security is an integral part. Whether you are a consumer, developer, device manufacturer, enterprise customer, or mobile operator, visit our Frequently Asked Security Questions page to learn more about security issues specific to Windows Embedded CE and Windows Mobile operating systems. You can be assured that security is at the forefront of Windows Mobile and Windows Embedded development efforts and we seek to achieve the following goals set forth by the Trustworthy Computing Initiative to protect data and devices:
- Security
- Privacy
- Reliability
- Business Integrity
Windows Embedded CE Engineering Goals
For Windows Embedded CE, creating a more secure, private, and reliable computing experience is at the forefront of our development efforts. The engineering teams for Windows Embedded CE and Windows Mobile software have set forth some specific goals to best protect end-users. Read more about the engineering practices of the Windows Embedded CE operating system.
Critical Updates
There are currently no critical reported security vulnerabilities for Windows Embedded CE. If a critical security vulnerability is reported, it will be listed here as well as on the OEM Windows Embedded Web site accessible by all licensed device manufacturers. (Note: The OEM Windows Embedded Web Site requires login). All other customers can find the latest security updates and quick fix engineering (QFE) updates in the Microsoft Download Center under the respective operating system version. |
Important and/or Moderate Security Updates
Recommended Updates
Similar to critical updates, device manufacturers can find the latest recommended updates on the OEM Windows Embedded Web site. |
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