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    Microsoft Secure Future Initiative (SFI) - Executive Summary, November 2025

     

    Security programs are under pressure to prove progress, not promises. The whitepaper, "Secure Future Initiative Executive Summary," outlines how Microsoft is engineering security across identities, tenants, networks, engineering systems, and threat response, with measurable progress across 28 objectives. Download the whitepaper to see how a Secure by Design and Secure by Default approach strengthens protection and resilience, then message Derive Technologies to discuss how these principles apply to your Windows 11 environment.

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    Microsoft Secure Future Initiative (SFI) - Executive Summary, November 2025 published by Derive Technologies

    Derive Technologies, was founded in 2000 through the combination of two long-standing technology firms dating back as far as 1986; and incorporated as “Derive Technologies” in the beginning of 2001. Derive's team -- all of them already long-time collaborators at the time of the company's official founding -- continue to design and deliver progressive business-technology solutions that meet the challenges of New York Metro Area, national, and global enterprises, with a focus on on-going cost reduction. Starting as a local system integrator, Derive grew to become a value-added enterprise reseller (VAR), and, now, a recognized national and international IT business consultancy.