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## Containerization benefits

When transitioning to the Windows App SDK, UWP applications might lose the inherent containerization benefits of their original platform. However, those benefits can be restored by using Win32 App Isolation—a new security feature that enhances protection by isolating applications within a sandbox environment. This approach offers additional security against potential threats with minimal changes to your existing code. For more info, and to begin using Win32 App Isolation, visit [Welcome to the Win32 app isolation repo](https://github.com/microsoft/win32-app-isolation) on GitHub.

When transitioning to the Windows App SDK, UWP applications might lose the inherent containerization benefits of their original platform. However, those benefits can be restored by using Win32 App Isolation—a new security feature that enhances protection by isolating applications within a sandbox environment. This approach offers additional security against potential threats with minimal changes to your existing code. For more info, and to begin using Win32 App Isolation, see [Win32 app isolation overview](/windows/win32/secauthz/app-isolation-overview).
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