Cybersecurity

Cyber ne'er-do-wells will always use the latest trend to their nefarious advantage. Look no further than bad guys hopping on the recent NFT craze for proof.

Microsoft's deep, heavy pockets may once again be in the process of lightening themselves. There's no deal carved in stone yet, but Mandiant could be Redmond's latest acquisition.

Microsoft has released its Cyber Signals security brief, and the findings are troubling. While threats continue to escalate, companies' security measures have failed to keep up.

It's never a slow day in the cybersecurity world. That's why Microsoft has a fresh report on the advanced trickery online ne'er-do-wells are using for cutting-edge phishing attacks.

Microsoft recently discussed a malware strain targeting various Ukrainian institutions. At the same time, Ukrainian officials named who they believe to be the perpetrators of the attack.

A threat actor known as Patchwork accidentally infected itself with a Remote Administration Trojan. This allowed Malwarebytes to gain insight into the group’s methods.

The cybersecurity threat landscape is always evolving. As a result, Microsoft's always collecting data.

A recent study claims that burned-out employees are more likely to repeat passwords across accounts and to not value security policies.

A report commissioned by CrowdStrike specifically calls out Microsoft in relation to security vulnerabilities. Microsoft called the report “self-serving market research.”