Defenders wanted—building the new cybersecurity professionals
Learn about all the cybersecurity resources available today and how digital transformation is opening cybersecurity careers to a wider field of candidates.
Learn about all the cybersecurity resources available today and how digital transformation is opening cybersecurity careers to a wider field of candidates.
Learn real-world steps for protecting against the latest ransomware and other malicious cyberattacks.
Today, we are open-sourcing Cloud Katana, a cloud-native tool under development, to automate simulation steps on-demand in multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments. This tool is an event-driven, serverless compute application built on the top of Azure Functions that expedites the research process and validation of security controls.
Microsoft is announcing that we have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire RiskIQ, a leader in global threat intelligence and attack surface management, to help our shared customers build a more comprehensive view of the global threats to their businesses, better understand vulnerable internet-facing assets, and build world-class threat intelligence.
Learn how to plan and prepare for migration from a traditional on-premises SIEM to Microsoft’s cloud-native SIEM for intelligent security analytics at cloud scale.
We are thrilled to share that Forrester Research has named Microsoft Cloud App Security as a leader in the Forrester Waveâ„¢: Cloud Security Gateways, Q2 2021.
Tanya Janca, Founder of We Hack Purple Academy, talks with Microsoft about the biggest application security challenges and AppSec’s role in cybersecurity.
Azure Defender for Resource Manager automatically monitors the resource management operations. This blog discusses the threats that are caused by ‘Living off the land Binaries’.
Learn how Microsoft Cloud App Security helps manage your SaaS apps and services, protecting against cyber threats, data leaks, and lack of compliance.
From the global pandemic to recent cyberattacks, our world has faced many challenges during the past 12 months. Some of these challenges we can’t change. However, I’m pleased about the ones we can, and are changing across the cybersecurity landscape.