Introduced in Windows Server 2012 R2, Workplace Join lets otherwise incapable mobile devices participate in an Active Directory domain, but doesn't provide comprehensive security.
Keeping up its poor showing in AV-Test's assessments, the free offering from Microsoft scored a zero when it came to protection.
Official support for the aged Microsoft product ends this summer. Is your shop ready?
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 01/26/2015
Organizations trying to upgrade Windows Server 2003 before the end of its product lifecycle have another worry, namely, the impending loss of security supp
The flaws reside in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
Today's release also includes a bulletin that addresses the Windows 8.1 zero-day flaw that was discovered by Google.
Microsoft said that Google released information on a Windows 8.1 flaw even though a fix was on its way.
Microsoft plans to disable Secure Sockets Layer 3.0 encryption support in its Azure Storage service next month.
Microsoft announced a preview today of a cloud-enabled security management service for IT pros and developers called "Azure Key Vault."
The company cited that the general lack of interest by organizations led to the change.
Microsoft said it is currently finishing up on a fix.
A TLS padding issue could lead to attack. Also: Microsoft enables POODLE protection in IE 11.
Today's release looks to fix 25 flaws in Windows, Internet Explorer and Office.
U.S. companies should be on the lookout for wiper malware that could brick computers.
Microsoft announced the preview release today of its latest identity and access management product.
Microsoft released a crypto fix that has been seen to be in limited exploit against Windows Server.
Microsoft announced today that it has acquired Aorato Ltd., a provider of identity and access management security solutions for organizations.
Microsoft included the security solution in this month's Patch Tuesday release.
IT should incorporate a different, faster procedure when applying critical zero-day vulnerability fixes.
- By Scott Bekker
- 11/12/2014
An unidentified hacker group accessed personal info on more than 80,000 USPS employees.