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Microsoft highlights upcoming Insight sessions for channel opportunities
Will contain 239 sessions in total. Credit: Supplied
Microsoft has highlighted some of its upcoming sessions for its Inspire partner conference later this month, which is set to reveal opportunities within the tech giant’s channel network in the near future.
The event, which runs virtually from 15 to 17 July, is described by Microsoft as its “largest partner event of the year” and will contain 239 sessions in total, according to its recently revealed session catalogue.
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Attackers are increasingly using malicious OAuth 2.0 applications to siphon data and access sensitive information from a wide variety of cloud platforms, and mitigating the risks is proving challenging, according to the security firm Proofpoint.
In 2020, Proofpoint detected more than 180 malicious OAuth 2.0 applications attacking over 55% of its customers with a success rate of 22%.
Microsoft introduced a Publisher Verification mechanism for Microsoft Partner Network accounts in Azure AD to help stop malicious OAuth apps targeting its cloud platforms, such as Office 365. This has had limited success in reducing cloud malware intrusions, and many challenges remain, Proofpoint and other security experts say.