A Microsoft report shows a shift to human-driven attacks that exploit trust and legitimate tools, making them harder to detect than traditional hacks. The software giant found that security is ...

Hyperscale combines strong write performance, flexible storage and fast replica creation for databases of nearly any size.

The targeted espionage tool hides commands and stolen files inside calendar events while using legitimate Microsoft cloud traffic to evade detection.

AI agents have quickly moved into mainstream enterprise use, but the content infrastructure needed to support them has struggled to keep up, according to a new survey-based report from cloud content ...

Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday release broke the record for a second straight month, delivering fixes for roughly 570 holes across Windows, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, Azure and others.

Microsoft and 3M on Wednesday announced a wide-ranging partnership that links two major areas of enterprise AI investment: the infrastructure needed to support AI data centers and the use of AI to ...

New capability enables users to recall emails sent to recipients in other Microsoft 365 organizations under supported conditions.

Microsoft will make passkeys the default authentication method in Entra ID and phase out its native delivery of SMS and voice authentication, a major shift aimed at reducing organizations' dependence ...

Microsoft on Wednesday introduced a threat intelligence service and expanded its managed detection and response offering as the company looks to help security teams face growing volume of threat data ...

Cloud security firm Sysdig has documented what it says is the first ransomware attack carried out from initial exploitation through encryption by an autonomous AI agent, without a human directing each ...

New capability automatically adjusts messaging capacity to match event traffic, reducing manual management for event-driven applications.

Security teams have invested heavily in email protection, endpoint security and identity controls, but Fortra's latest research suggests one challenge remains difficult to solve: users.