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2026 (4)

March (1)

security: New tools and guidance: Announcing Zero Trust for AI

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-03-19

Microsoft added a new AI pillar to its Zero Trust materials, including an updated workshop, reference architecture, guidance, and a new assessment tool. The announcement focuses on applying Zero Trust principles to AI systems.

January (3)

security: Security strategies for safeguarding governmental data

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-01-26

A concise overview of strategies and leadership guidance for government agencies to protect sensitive data and improve overall cybersecurity resilience, as highlighted on the Microsoft Security Blog.

security: Microsoft Security success stories: Why integrated security is the foundation of AI transformation

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-01-22

Microsoft highlights how Ford, Icertis, and TriNet modernized their security posture by adopting integrated Microsoft security solutions—embedding Zero Trust principles, automating defenses, and enabling secure AI innovation at scale.

security: Four priorities for AI-powered identity and network access security in 2026

Microsoft Security Blog

2026-01-20

The Microsoft Security Blog post outlines four key identity and network access priorities for 2026, aimed at strengthening an organization’s identity security baseline by leveraging AI and modern access controls.

2025 (5)

December (3)

security: Access Fabric: A modern approach to identity and network access

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-12-17

Microsoft defines Access Fabric as a unified access security solution that continuously and in real time decides who can access what resources, from where, and under what conditions.

security: Imposter for hire: How fake people can gain very real access

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-12-11

The Microsoft Security Blog post warns that 'fake employees'—synthetic or forged identities created to look like legitimate workers—are an emerging threat that can infiltrate organizations and obtain real access. It outlines common ways these imposters gain entry through onboarding gaps, stolen or fabricated credentials, and social engineering, and recommends operational and technical controls to reduce risk.

security: From awareness to action: Building a security-first culture for the agentic AI era

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-12-10

Microsoft emphasizes that insights from Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Microsoft Ignite 2025 show security remains a top business priority. The article calls for moving from awareness to concrete action by building a security-first culture suited to the risks and opportunities of agentic (autonomous) AI, combining leadership commitment, policy and governance, workforce training, and technical controls.

October (1)

security: New Microsoft Secure Future Initiative (SFI) patterns and practices: Practical guides to strengthen security

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-10-07

Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative (SFI) patterns and practices provide practical, practitioner‑led guidance based on Microsoft’s Zero Trust implementation. The guides are designed to help organizations accelerate security maturity, reduce implementation friction, and build systems that are secure by design, by default, and in operation.

August (1)

security: Storm-0501’s evolving techniques lead to cloud-based ransomware

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-08-27

Microsoft reports that financially motivated threat actor Storm-0501 has shifted from deploying on-premises endpoint ransomware toward cloud-based ransomware tactics, increasingly focusing on cloud-specific TTPs after previously targeting hybrid cloud environments.