Threat protection that changes our approach to attacks requires built-in intelligence that can understand how an attack got in, prevent its spread across domains, and automatically heal compromised assets.
The “Defending the power grid against supply chain attacks” blog series analyzes how supply chain attacks are conducted and the steps utilities, device manufacturers, and software providers can take to better secure critical infrastructure.
The RSA Conference 2020 kicks off in less than three weeks—here are a few highlights to help you plan your time.
New capabilities help you manage eDiscovery in Microsoft Teams and Yammer.
Joy Chik, Corporate Vice President of Identity, shares five priorities central to security that organizations should prioritize in 2020.
To help you take a proactive role in getting ahead of privacy compliance, we’re announcing new privacy-focused assessments available in the public preview of Microsoft Compliance Score.
Azure Security Benchmark offers a collection of over 90 security best practices and recommendations you can employ to increase the overall security and compliance of all your workloads in Azure.
With Microsoft 365 security services, governments can take confident steps to adopt a Zero Trust approach to cybersecurity.
Aluminum supplier Norsk Hydro was attacked by LockerGoga, a form of ransomware. Learn how the company recovered and got back to business as usual.
As part of Microsoft’s Detection and Response Team (DART) Incident Response engagements, we regularly get asked by customers about "paying the ransom" following a ransomware attack.
Microsoft published a series of materials that define common vocabulary that can be used to describe intentional and unintentional failures.
Spear phishing campaigns can be highly effective—but they aren’t foolproof. If you understand how they work, you can put measures in place to reduce their power.
