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What That Means for Windows 10 Jesse Lin Account Technology Strategist IoT Devices, Asia OEM Technical Sales MICROSOFT IOT PORTFOLIO Intelligent Devices Intelligent Connectivity • New CBB SKU • Windows Defender ATP, Enterprise Data Protection, HORM • Windows Store for Business integration • Bulk provisioning • 64 bit support • Apps servicing • Secured TPM connectivity with Azure • IoT Core Pro available at $0 royalty Windows 10 IoT Edition Mapping Windows Embedded 7 Windows Embedded 8 Windows 10 IoT Windows 7 Professional for Embedded Systems* Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (Pro & Retail) Windows Embedded POSReady 7 Windows 10 IoT Enterprise (Enterprise for Embedded systems) Windows Embedded 8 Standard Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 Windows Embedded 8.1 Handheld Windows 10 IoT Mobile Windows Embedded Compact 7 Windows Embedded Compact 2013 Windows 10 IoT Core Licensing The same products, licensed through different channels = Licensed through Direct & Indirect Embedded Licensed through Volume Licensing OEM Agreements = Licensed through Direct Embedded OEM Licensed through Volume Licensing Agreements = Licensed at $0 royalty. Currently available through the OEM channel and Licensed ‘Royalty Free’ through online licensing also be available in MSDN and Microsoft Download center later this year. terms agreement Designed for smart things that bring intelligence to the edge Productive Things Commercial OS platform that brings modern user experience to your things Trusted Things Trusted platform for cloud-connected devices Windows 10 IoT Connected Things Open platform that seamlessly connects things, endpoints and the cloud PRODUCTIVE Commercial Ready THINGS • Device Management • OS Update • Windows Store Servicing Commercial-ready • Long Lifecycle platform that brings • Familiar Developer Tools and Resources modern experience to your things Interactive & Innovative UX • UWP • Ambient Cortana & Family-Oriented Device Services • Natural User Experiences: ‒ Touch ‒ Contextual Sensing ‒ Ink Universal Windows Platform Windows Windows One SDK + One Store + Cortana Hello Pen & Ink Tooling One Dev Center Intelligence Suite Configuration Security Management Updates Mobilize.Net’s (Porting) Silverlight Bridge Guidance Windows Other Phone Desktop Hosted platforms Bridge Web Apps iOS Bridge Desktop iOS Web iOS TRUSTED Protect Devices • Secure Boot THINGS • Trusted Boot • Windows Defender ATP Trusted platform for • Device Guard cloud connected • Advanced Lockdown devices Protect Data • BITLOCKER • TPM • Enterprise Data Protection (EDP) Protect Identities • Credential Guard • Windows HELLO SAFER AND MORE SECURE Replace passwords, Only run software Protect sensitive Detect protect you trust corporate compromised identities data devices quickly Strengthen auth. with Eliminate Malware on Automatic encryption with Use behavioral detection, biometrics and hardware- corporate devices persistent protection cloud, and human threat based multi-factor intelligence to quickly identify compromised devices Windows Hello Secure Boot Windows Information Windows Defender Protection Advanced Threat Windows Hello for Device Guard Protection Busineess Windows Defender Companion Device Framework Credential Guard https://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/library/windows/hardware/mt767514(v=vs.85).aspx 24 Microsoft Confidential. Shared Under NDA. CONNECTED Open Standards & Interface • Standards based approach to IoT and THINGS interoperability ‒ ALLJOYN/OCF Integration for consumer IoT Open platform that ‒ OPC UA for Industrial IoT seamlessly connects • Ubiquitous connectivity ‒ USB, Wi-Fi, BLE, Cellular things, endpoints and • Low level BUS and hardware support the cloud Azure Cloud Integration • Secure Azure connection with TPM • Best in-class connectivity with Azure WHY MICROSOFT FOR INTERNET OF THINGS? WINDOWS 10 IOT AZURE IOT SUITE DESIGNED FOR SMART THINGS THE CLOUD SOLUTION DESIGNED TO EASILY THAT BRING INTELLIGENCE TO THE CONNECT DEVICES AND ANALYZE DATA TO HELP EDGE TRANSFORM YOUR BUSINESS 29 Microsoft IoT – Windows & Azure IoT editions power broad range of devices​ Cloud-Based IoT Services & Solutions 20 years of history in embedded devices​ Easy to provision, use and manage​ One Windows Platform for all devices​ ​Pay as you go​ Enterprise-ready, maker-friendly​ Global reach, hyper scale​ Designed for today’s IoT environments​ End-to-end security & privacy​ IoT Core edition includes a free SKU​ Windows, Mbed, Linux, iOS, Android, RTOS support Microsoft Confidential NEW CHALLENGES REQUIRE A NEW PLATFORM WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS 10 Windows Trusted Boot Windows Hello Credential Guard Device Guard Enterprise Data Protection Windows Defender ATP Powerful, modern Safer and more secure More productive More personal devices Windows Information Azure Active Directory Join Windows Store for Business Windows 10 for Industry Protection Devices Mobile Device Management Cortana Management Windows Hello Innovative designs Application Virtualization Managed User Experience Credential Guard New experiences (App-V) User Experience Virtualization Device Guard (UX-V) Best in class performance Windows Ink AppLocker Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection The most trusted platform Always up to date The most versatile devices 32 Windows Insider New Windows 10 Preview Branch Release Specific feature and Deploy to pilot audiences Deploy to all audiences, performance feedback Validate and prepare in waves to reduce risk Application compatibility for broad deployment validation Deploy / Use Grace 6+ months of active ~4 months 12+ months 60 days development 16+ months to validate, deploy, and use each release The process repeats… Evaluate Pilot Deploy / Use Market driven quality: external and internal Hundreds of millions Several Million 10’s of thousands Users Broad Microsoft Engineering Microsoft Insider Preview Current Branch Current Branch for Business builds internal Branch validation Time 4 to 6 months 4 months 8 months *Conceptual illustration only Ongoing Windows IoT Current Branch for engineering Insider Preview Current Branch Business development Branch Broad deployment via WU/WSUS Feedback Specific feature and Test and prepare for broad and asks performance feedback deployment Application compatibility validation Long Term Servicing Branch Deploy for mission critical systems via WU/WSUS CB CB WaaS Servicing Cadence • One consistent, secure Windows platform • Devices automatically receive new CB when published CB • Only current CB is serviced • CBs are upgraded every ~4 months • All updates are cumulative CB CB CB Windows Editions Windows 10 IoT Editions • Home Windows 10 IoT Core Monthly Security / Reliability • Pro “Free” (targeted for updates Makers)* Devices Upgrade to next CB • Enterprise • Mobile CB • Education Monthly Security / Reliability Updates CBB WaaS Servicing Cadence • There are only 2 active CBBs at any given time. • CBB is declared after ~4 months of servicing of the active CB CB CBB • CBB has ~8 months of servicing. • First CBB occured in July 2015. • All CBB updates contain a delta of previous updates CB – RS2 CBB CB – RS1 CBB Windows 10 IoT Editions CB – TH2 CBB Windows 10 IoT Enterprise (CBB) Windows 10 IoT Core Pro CB – TH1 CBB Windows 10 IoT Mobile LTSB WaaS Servicing CB CBB CB CBB • 10 years of servicing ( 5 Main + 5 Extended ) • Security, and required reliability/performance fixes only CB CBB • No feature additions CB CBB • All updates are cumulative CB CBB • Infrequent, every 2-3 years • Requires WSUS or WUfB CB CBB CB CBB LTSB CB CBB CB CBB Windows Editions Windows 10 IoT Editions CB CBB • Enterprise LTSB • Windows 10 IoT CB CBB • Education Enterprise LTSB CB CBB CB CBB CB CBB CB CBB LTSB CB CBB CB CBB Current Branch for Business vs. Long Term Servicing Branch Current Branch for Long Term Servicing Capabilities Business (CBB) Branch (LTSB) Recommended Modern UWP device Traditional embedded devices with IoT use scenario experiences Win32 Value of the latest features as they are released Several months to consume feature updates 1st party browsing choices Microsoft Edge, IE 11 IE 11 Support for Cortana and some 1st party Universal apps Ability to load universal apps Support for Microsoft Store Ongoing security updates for the lifetime of the branch No feature upgrade required to stay supported Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB (Current Branch, Current Branch for Business) Microsoft Confidential. Shared Under NDA. Microsoft Confidential. Shared Under NDA. For a PC that uses… Changing to… You need to: Windows Insider Program Current Branch Wait for the final Current Branch release. Not directly possible, because Windows Insider Program machines are automatically upgraded to the Current Branch for Business Current Branch release at the end of the development cycle. Long-Term Servicing Branch Not directly possible (requires wipe-and-load). Current Branch Insider Use the Settings app to enroll the device in the Windows Insider Program. Select the Defer upgrade setting, or move the PC to a target group or flight that will not receive the next Current Branch for Business upgrade until it is business ready. Note that this change will not have any immediate impact; it only prevents the installation of the next Current Branch release. Long-Term Servicing Branch Not directly possible (requires wipe-and-load). Current Branch for Business Insider Use the Settings app to enroll the device in the Windows Insider Program. Disable the Defer upgrade setting, or move the PC to a target group or flight that will receive the latest Current
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