Cybersecurity experts at Trustwave are warning about a surge in malicious email campaigns leveraging Rockstar 2FA, a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) toolkit designed to steal Microsoft 365 credentials.
In the wake of last year's CrowdStrike incident, Microsoft has worked to publicly rehabilitate its security image through new initiatives and public commitments to improve. That push continued this week at Ignite, where Microsoft announced a handful of new security tools and updates.
Microsoft's monthly security update arrived on Tuesday, packed with 90 fixes for the company's portfolio of products and services, with four of the items addressing vulnerabilities that are either being actively exploited or publicly disclosed.
Microsoft announced Monday that Windows Server 2025 is now generally available.
Microsoft has updated the look and feel of Windows Hello for Windows 11 users, which is currently in preview for Windows 11 Insider Preview Build users.
New research reaffirms the importance of cloud expertise in higher-paying IT positions.
It's hidden, but it's there.
A new identity security standard has won the support of Microsoft, Google and other industry giants.
For starters, it's time to throw out the concept of regular password expirations.
Don't underestimate the impact of "double extortion," warns a top Microsoft cloud security architect.
The gates have been well and truly breached, Microsoft warned in its fifth-annual Digital Defense Report.
Microsoft is leading the growing chorus of tech giants calling for unified action against state-sponsored cyberattacks.
A raft of 2016- and 2019-branded Office solutions and servers are set to lose support next October, Microsoft warned this week.
Microsoft is priming Windows 11 for a more passwordless future.
Security is everyone's job, but in a time when data is king, SQL Server admins play a more critical role than ever in their organizations' security postures.
Microsoft has released its third-largest monthly security update of the year, with October's rollout addressing 118 vulnerabilities, including two that are under active exploit.
With new tech comes the rise of new attack vectors.
With Windows Recall's preview release imminent, Microsoft is sharing details about the feature's architecture to offset lingering security concerns.
Microsoft is taking pains to sharpen its internal security posture, enlisting "the equivalent of 34,000 full-time engineers" for the effort.
Microsoft recently described some updates to Windows Server, including the introduction of global hotpatching and the planned deprecation of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS).