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ECS will add Microsoft Defender as an endpoint tool to the second version of its Army Endpoint Security Solution as part of capability improvements and upgrades, said Mark Maglin, ECS' vice president of Department of Defense cybersecurity. Maglin discussed in an interview his company's plan to accomplish the five-year, $430 million contract recompete it won from the U.S. Army Cyber Command in September 2022.

Yesterday, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) announced its first quarter results that surpassed market expectations. The market was impressed, and the stock gained 4% in the after hours trading session. Microsoft's Financials Microsoft's revenues grew 13% to $56.52 billion, significantly ahead of the market's forecast of $54.5 billion. Adjusted income grew 27% to $2.99 per share, which was also ahead of the Street's forecast of $2.65 per share. Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud segme...

The best time to start thinking about security for the PCs on your network is right now. With the help of our step-by-step guide, investing a few minutes each week will keep you well-defended.

Veritas Technologies, the leader in secure multi-cloud data management, today announced that Microsoft has become the first Veritas 360 Defense partner to achieve Veritas REDLab Validation for its security solutions. After testing Microsoft Defender with real-world malware in its REDLab isolated test laboratory, Veritas has certified the solution for secure integration into the Veritas Alta cloud data management platform and NetBackup family of products. Together, Veritas and Microsoft can rapid

US energy firm explains how the threat actors behind Akira ransomware hacked the systems. BHI Energy, a popular name in the US energy services sector, has chosen transparency over secrecy in revealing the details of a ransomware breach carried out by the notorious Akira group.

By October 2025, more than a billion PCs will be running a dead operating system, leaving many computers vulnerable to malware or headed for the trash. What's Microsoft going to do about it?

Two years after its release, Microsoft has finally pulled the plug on the free Windows 11 upgrade from Windows 7 and 8.

Compromised accounts will have nowhere to go

SquareX leverages the concept of disposable browsing to address the longstanding tension between cybersecurity and user productivity. Its browser extension...

For anyone running Windows 10 21H2 or Windows 10 22H2, Microsoft has a new cumulative update that fixes various issues with the operating system as well as introducing new features and options.