With Windows 11, you can protect your valuable data and enable secure hybrid work with the latest advanced security. We’re proud to announce the new security features you heard about this spring are now available.
Former New York Times Senior Director of Information Security Runa Sandvik shares strategies to help protect journalists and media organizations.
Today, Microsoft is excited to publish our second edition of Cyber Signals, spotlighting security trends and insights gathered from Microsoft’s 43 trillion security signals and 8,500 security experts. In this edition, we pull back the curtain on the evolving cybercrime economy and the rise of Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS).
Microsoft Defender Experts for Hunting is now generally available. The security offering provides a proactive hunting service combining expert-trained technology with human-led services to hunt for threats across Microsoft 365 data.
Defenders are up against the most sophisticated threat landscape we’ve ever seen. Today, we’re proud to execute our threat intelligence vision behind that acquisition and announce several new solutions to help security teams get ahead of adversaries and catch what others miss.
We’re excited to introduce Cyber Signals, a cyber threat intelligence brief informed by the latest Microsoft threat data and research. This content, which will be released quarterly, offers an expert perspective into the current threat landscape, discussing trending tactics, techniques, and strategies used by the world’s most prolific threat actors.
Multiple Qakbot campaigns that are active at any given time prove that the decade-old malware continues to be many attackers’ tool of choice, a customizable chameleon that adapts to suit the needs of the multiple threat actor groups that utilize it.
In the second of a four-part series on the NOBELIUM nation-state attack, we share the behind-the-scenes details of the detection and investigation into the threat.
Cybersecurity threats are always evolving, and today we’re seeing a new wave of advanced attacks specifically targeting IoT devices used in enterprise environments as well as operational technology devices used in industrial systems and critical infrastructure.
Learn about targets and methods used by today’s nation-state threat actors, and how your organization can create a more secure environment.
