Enable remote work while keeping cloud deployments secure
Azure Security Center security controls can help you monitor your security posture as usage of cloud assets increases.
Microsoft shares new threat intelligence, security guidance during global crisis
Our threat intelligence shows that COVID-19 themed threats are retreads of existing attacks that have been slightly altered to tie to the pandemic. We’re seeing a changing of lures, not a surge in attacks. These attacks are settling into the normal ebb and flow of the threat environment.
Turning collaboration and customer engagement up with a strong identity approach
Balancing friction-less collaboration and highly targeted engagement with privacy and security is not easy, but you don’t have to go it alone.
Making it easier for your remote workforce to securely access all the apps they need, from anywhere
Ensure your remote workforce has secure access to all the apps they need: SaaS, cloud-hosted, on-premises, and legacy.
Alternative ways for security professionals and IT to achieve modern security controls in today’s unique remote work scenarios
Increased remote work has many organizations rethinking network and security strategies. In this post we share guidance on how to manage security in this changing environment.
Work remotely, stay secure—guidance for CISOs
With many employees suddenly working from home, there are things an organization and employees can do to help remain productive without increasing cybersecurity risk.
Empower Firstline Workers with Azure AD and YubiKey passwordless authentication
The integration of FIDO2-based YubiKeys and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is a game changer.
Quick wins—single sign-on (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Organizations should consider a Cloud Identity as a Service (IDaaS), and MFA solution, like Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for effective countermeasures against modern threats.
Microsoft identity acronyms—what do they mean and how do they relate to each other?
This is the first in a blog series to help lessen confusion around identity by sharing with you some of the terms used at Microsoft.
Microsoft Threat Protection stops attack sprawl and auto-heals enterprise assets with built-in intelligence and automation
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.