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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 95367" data-source="post: 1004780">SAC is still in alpha\early beta testing in the Windows Insider&#039;s Program. It is not yet a general availability (GA) = stable release. The quirky install requirement for SAC activation is not unusual for its stage of development.Going forward, Microsoft might do as it typically does and make only modest, incremental improvements to SAC when it is &quot;released to stable.&quot; That means security enthusiasts will be disappointed and those that don&#039;t know any better will just tilt and scratch their heads. A number of years down the line Microsoft will stop development of SAC. I doubt Microsoft will throw &quot;all-in&quot; on SAC and try to make it a highly refined and polished security feature - and the reason for that doubt is the target market for SAC = consumers and small businesses. For Microsoft that market segment is its least profitable and relegated to a &quot;best effort.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 95367, post: 1004780"] SAC is still in alpha\early beta testing in the Windows Insider's Program. It is not yet a general availability (GA) = stable release. The quirky install requirement for SAC activation is not unusual for its stage of development. Going forward, Microsoft might do as it typically does and make only modest, incremental improvements to SAC when it is "released to stable." That means security enthusiasts will be disappointed and those that don't know any better will just tilt and scratch their heads. A number of years down the line Microsoft will stop development of SAC. I doubt Microsoft will throw "all-in" on SAC and try to make it a highly refined and polished security feature - and the reason for that doubt is the target market for SAC = [I]consumers and small businesses[/I]. For Microsoft that market segment is its least profitable and relegated to a "best effort." [/QUOTE]

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