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This article explores the top trends in nation-state threats as identified in the Microsoft Digital Defense Report. These trends may be alarming, but the good news is that companies have a number of tools at their disposal.

This article explores section two of the 2022 Microsoft Digital Defense Report, focusing on device and infrastructure attacks. The report offers insight and guidance on how organizations can help strengthen their cyber defenses.

Southwest Tennessee Community College was recently selected as one of 14 community colleges across the nation to participate in the Cyber Skills for All:...

/PRNewswire/ -- Quzara LLC today announced it has achieved Microsoft verified Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) solution status. By achieving this...

Southwest Tennessee Community College was recently selected as one of 14 community colleges across the nation to participate in the Cyber Skills for All:...

The vulnerable services include Azure API Management, Azure Functions, Azure Machine Learning, and Azure Digitals, according to a blog post Tuesday by Orca Security. Among them, two vulnerabilities involving Azure Functions and Azure Digital Twins did not require authentication, meaning that an attacker could exploit them even without an Azure account.  

Explore the state of cybercrime – and what it means for your organization – with these in-depth findings from the Microsoft Digital Defense Report.

/PRNewswire/ -- Red Canary, the Managed Detection and Response (MDR) trailblazer, today announced new integrations with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft...

Red Canary strengthens relationship with Microsoft with new XDR and SIEM integrations, as well as accolades DENVER, Jan. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- ...

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