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Microsoft Launches New Cybersecurity Services to Fight Online Threats - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Launches New Cybersecurity Services to Fight Online Threats

Microsoft Security Experts is a new service category designed to help businesses achieve "better security outcomes."

Source: tech.co
Microsoft announces new business security services led by in-house experts - Vimarsana News

Microsoft announces new business security services led by in-house experts

The new services will see Microsoft's security experts providing hands-on, proactive threat hunting for businesses unable to fully build out a SOC due to the industry's skills shortage

Microsoft Security Experts service brings together human expertise and security technologies - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Security Experts service brings together human expertise and security technologies

Microsoft just announced a new service category called Microsoft Security Experts. It combines human-led services with security technology to detect and respond to threats.

Microsoft Launches Cybersecurity Services to Help Clients Fight Off Ransomware and Other Attacks - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Launches Cybersecurity Services to Help Clients Fight Off Ransomware and Other Attacks

Microsoft is introducing services to help companies fend off cybersecurity threats at a time when the market faces a severe talent shortage.

Microsoft To Businesses: You Can Now Hire Our Experts For Cybersecurity - Vimarsana News

Microsoft To Businesses: You Can Now Hire Our Experts For Cybersecurity

The company's Microsoft Security Experts program will allow interested companies to outsource their IT security to Redmond.

Source: pcmag.com