All risks have to be viewed through the lens of the business or organization. While information on cybersecurity risks is plentiful, you can’t prioritize or manage any risk until the impact (and likelihood) to your organization is understood and quantified.
Fighting the security battle so our customers don’t have to IoT devices are becoming more prevalent in almost every aspect of our lives—we will rely on them in our homes, our businesses, as well as our infrastructure.
The true costs from phishing may be higher than you think. Microsoft Threat Protection can help you mitigate your risk.
Mitigate your phishing risk with comprehensive training and security threat intelligence.
New solutions and features—like the new Endpoint Data Loss Prevention—help organizations to protect against data loss and other risks, especially in remote work scenarios.
Software composition analysis guides the selection and management of open source components to help you reduce your security risk.
CISO Stressbusters: CISO guidance and support from around the world.
Every year billions of new connected devices come online. These devices enable businesses to finetune operations, optimize processes, and develop analytics-based services.
Check out some of the investments we’ve made to help you to get the most out of Microsoft 365 Compliance and take a more integrated approach to secure, protect, and manage your data, while mitigating risk.
Azure Security Center monitors and defends thousands of Kubernetes clusters running on top of Azure Kubernetes Service. In this blog, we’ll reveal a new campaign that was observed recently by ASC that targets Kubeflow, a machine learning toolkit for Kubernetes.
We often talk about risks only in term.s of potential loss, but most risks have the potential for gain too.
Connectivity empowers organizations to unlock the full potential of IoT—but it also introduces new cybersecurity attack vectors. What does it take to manage those risks?
