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2026 (6)

October (1)

security: 3 lessons from frontier AI vulnerability research

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-10-07

Microsoft Security says its FORGE Lab is applying frontier AI methods to scale vulnerability research beyond Windows, including work on the Linux kernel. The post highlights three takeaways from that research effort.

August (2)

security: When AI infrastructure becomes the target: Securing gateways and control points

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-08-26

Microsoft Threat Intelligence reports on attacks against exposed AI infrastructure, focusing on LiteLLM gateway exploitation and related credential theft, persistence, and cryptomining activity. The post highlights gateways and other control points as targets that need protection.

security: Advance Zero Trust for AI: New tools and guidance to secure AI agents and DevSecOps

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-08-04

Microsoft says it is expanding its Zero Trust for AI strategy with new tools and guidance aimed at securing AI agents and DevSecOps environments. The post highlights a broader security approach for AI and related development workflows.

July (3)

security: ​​​​What’s new in Microsoft Security: July 2026

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-07-30

Microsoft’s July 2026 Security update highlights new capabilities for securing AI environments, using AI for defense, and improving the underlying systems that AI-powered operations rely on. The provided excerpt does not include specific product changes or feature details.

security: Enhancing AI security through global AI red teaming

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-07-27

Microsoft announced EXTRA, a global AI security initiative focused on AI safety research and red teaming. The program partners with universities, researchers, and regional experts to identify emerging AI risks and improve testing of frontier AI systems.

security: Microsoft at Black Hat USA 2026: Defending trust in the age of AI and supply chain attacks

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-07-17

Microsoft Security says it will be at Black Hat USA 2026 with sessions on supply chain research, hands-on security experiences, expert conversations, and a reception. The post frames the event around trust, AI, and supply chain attacks.