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Microsoft released ICSpector as an open-source framework to help organizations secure their industrial control systems. -
5 ways a CNAPP can strengthen your multicloud security environment
CNAPP, or cloud-native application protection platform, can be a powerful tool in your cybersecurity toolkit. -
Analyzing Forest Blizzard’s custom post-compromise tool for exploiting CVE-2022-38028 to obtain credentials
Since 2019, Forest Blizzard has used a custom post-compromise tool to exploit a vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler service that allows elevated permissions. -
Attackers exploiting new critical OpenMetadata vulnerabilities on Kubernetes clusters
Microsoft recently uncovered an attack that exploits new critical vulnerabilities in OpenMetadata to gain access to Kubernetes workloads and leverage them for cryptomining activity. -
New Microsoft guidance for the DoD Zero Trust Strategy
We are excited to announce new Zero Trust activity-level guidance for implementing the Department of Defense Zero Trust Strategy with Microsoft cloud services. -
Get end-to-end protection with Microsoft’s unified security operations platform, now in public preview
Microsoft’s unified security operations platform is now in public preview. -
How Microsoft Incident Response and Microsoft Defender for Identity work together to detect and respond to cyberthreats
Learn how Microsoft Incident Response works together with Microsoft Defender for Identity to give customers fast, flexible service—before, during, or after a cybersecurity incident occurs. -
Microsoft named as a Leader in three IDC MarketScapes for Modern Endpoint Security 2024
Microsoft was named a Leader in IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security across Enterprise, Midsize, and Small Businesses. -
Microsoft Copilot for Security is generally available on April 1, 2024, with new capabilities
Microsoft Copilot for Security is generally available April 1, 2024, with new capabilities. -
Defend against human-operated ransomware attacks with Microsoft Copilot for Security
Human-operated ransomware attacks are on the rise. -
Microsoft Copilot for Security: The great equalizer for government security
Microsoft Copilot for Security is the first generative AI security product that will help defend organizations at machine speed and scale. -
Get the most out of Microsoft Copilot for Security with good prompt engineering
Good prompt engineering can greatly improve generative AI outputs, which means more relevant and accurate results.