Today, at the Microsoft Ignite Conference in Orlando, Florida, I’m thrilled to share the significant progress we’re making on delivering endpoint security from Microsoft, not just for Microsoft.
Azure Sphere will be generally available in February of 2020, marking our readiness to fulfill our security promise at scale.
Microsoft Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, Jonathan Trull, outlines four principles any organization can use to improve the effectiveness of its SOC.
As detection capabilities advance, attackers are using new and stealthier techniques to stay undetected and persist with their motives. Azure Security Center, Microsoft’s cloud-based cyber solution helps customers safeguard their cloud workloads as well as protect them from these threats.
Learn how compound detection can help you apply the law of data gravity and correlate insights across your security platforms.
“Not another portal, not another password!” —Learn how lululemon implemented Azure AD for cloud Identity and Access Management, simplifying user access without reducing business flexibility.
Learn about the top feature updates for Microsoft Threat Protection in January.
How the U.S. insurance industry is aligning behind a cybersecurity framework in a fragmented, state-by-state, regulatory environment.
Insights into how the security community is working to secure IoT devices today, and how AI will enhance those efforts over time.
Last month, we shared updates on capabilities for securing identities, endpoints, user data, and cloud apps. This month, we provide an update for Azure Security Center which secures organizations from threats across hybrid cloud workloads.
