11 result(s)
Microsoft describes its experience building autonomous AI agents for managed detection and response (MDR) and argues that GenAI-powered security operations centers (SOCs) will reshape how humans and AI collaborate to improve detection, investigation, and response.
Microsoft was named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Access Management, marking the ninth consecutive year the company has received this recognition.
Microsoft outlines a vision for ‘ambient and autonomous’ security to protect AI-driven systems in the emerging agentic era, proposing security become a foundational, proactive capability rather than an add-on.
Microsoft announced at Ignite 2025 that Security Copilot is being integrated into Microsoft 365 E5, introducing agents built into security workflows to help teams move from reactive incident response to more proactive, strategic protection.
Microsoft and NVIDIA published a joint research post on the Microsoft Security Blog about collaborative work investigating real-time immunity.
Microsoft published a November 2025 progress report for its Secure Future Initiative, reporting steady progress across all areas and engineering pillars. The initiative’s mission is to accelerate innovation, strengthen resilience, and lead the industry toward a safer digital future, with the report underscoring Microsoft’s continued commitment to security.
Microsoft disclosed a new side-channel attack called “Whisper Leak” that enables attackers to infer conversation topics from interactions with remote language models even when communications are encrypted. The finding was published on the Microsoft Security Blog.
IDC research urges CISOs to adopt AI-powered, integrated cloud security platforms—such as CNAPP, XDR, and SIEM—to lower risk, reduce complexity, and improve resilience, according to a Microsoft Security Blog post.
The article explains how new European Union risk-based legislation helps CISOs strengthen cybersecurity for critical infrastructure by encouraging organizations to assess and prioritize risks, align controls with regulatory expectations, and build more resilient systems.
Microsoft Security Blog published an e-book that shows how generative AI can improve Security Operations Centers (SOCs) by reducing alert fatigue, speeding triage, enabling proactive threat hunting, and helping teams get ahead of cyberattacks.
Microsoft DART researchers identified a novel backdoor, dubbed SesameOp, that abuses the OpenAI Assistants API as a covert command-and-control (C2) channel. A component of the backdoor uses the Assistants API as a storage/relay to fetch commands and execute tasks inside compromised environments, avoiding traditional C2 methods.