Since June 2023, China and North Korea have advanced cyber and influence operations, targeting key regions, leveraging AI, and increasing cryptocurrency thefts.
Explore tax season cybersecurity threats targeting vulnerable groups & tactics used by cyber criminals in phishing campaigns. Stay vigilant!
Microsoft explores the potential of AI to enhance their security measures, unlock new and advanced protections, and build better software.
Amid the October 7, 2023 Israel-Hamas war, Iran rapidly supported Hamas with targeted hacks and social media influence, evolving into a coordinated campaign against Israel by late October. All cyberattacks, real or fabricated, were paired with online influence operations
A Microsoft article exposing the criminal art of phishing, delving into tactics like urgency, emotion, and habit manipulation. Explore the evolving landscape of Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks and discover prevention strategies to outsmart social engineers and safeguard your digital life.
Microsoft, with Arkose Labs, disrupts cybercriminal group Storm-1152 selling 750 million fraudulent accounts, safeguarding users from cyber threats.
Microsoft's latest report details observed activities from March to October 2023, shedding light on cyber espionage, propaganda, and attacks on critical infrastructure.
Shield your holiday season: A guide to protect against DDoS attacks during peak traffic. Stay safe online!
Microsoft's Digital Defense Report 2023 unveils escalating cyber threats demanding immediate action. Insights reveal critical security practices and emphasize AI's role in leveling the field. Microsoft's data-driven approach and proactive measures guide 10 key strategies, from fundamental cyber hygiene to anticipating nation-state attacks, fostering collaboration, and addressing the shortage of cybersecurity professionals. Stay informed, stay secure.
Microsoft, Amazon, and law enforcement unite against tech support fraud, conducting raids in India targeting illegal call centers impersonating them. Over $1 billion in losses to victims; joint effort aims to create a safer online space.
Tom Burt - Corporate Vice President for Customer Security and Trust at Microsoft discusses a surge in global cyberattacks with diverse motivations, such as espionage, influence operations, and ransomware. Tom highlights trends in nation-state activities, including Russia's targeting of NATO allies and China's focus on defense and Belt and Road Initiative partners. The report emphasizes the growing role of AI in cyber defense and warns of threats like MFA fatigue attacks, underscoring the need for collective defense and international partnerships to combat cyber threats, especially in the context of upcoming elections.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which is celebrating its twentieth anniversary. This month-long event is a global initiative that aims to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and educate individuals and organizations on best practices to stay safe in the digital realm. The initiative is a collaboration between various organizations, including the National Cybersecurity Alliance and the United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
Microsoft discusses the growing cybersecurity threats faced by high-profile sporting events, with a focus on the FIFA World Cup held in Qatar in 2022. This article emphasizes the diverse and complex nature of these threats, ranging from data breaches to ransomware attacks, and the vulnerabilities present in the interconnected networks of sporting environments. Microsoft's role in providing cybersecurity support during the World Cup is detailed, including proactive threat hunting and defense measures.
Microsoft discusses the rise of business email fraud, the increasing sophistication of threat actors specializing in business email compromise (BEC), and recommends several measures to defend against BEC attacks.
The world of cybersecurity has been busy this past year. Between escalating ransomware attacks, continuing geopolitical tensions in Russia and China, and new supply chain threats, CISOs have had their hands full. To understand the CISO mindset in this changing environment, Proofpoint surveyed more than 1,600 security leaders across the globe for their third annual Voice of the CISO report.
John Lambert, Corporate Vice President & Distinguished Engineer for Microsoft Security Research outlines how bringing together the resources of threat intelligence and AI can amplify and accelerate the impact of defenders.
Women are vital to the cybersecurity industry and have played—and will continue to play—a key role in advancing technology and cybersecurity. Vasu Jakkal Corporate Vice President, Security, Compliance, Identity, and Management for Microsoft reflects on the great innovations women have made over the years and some of the notable women that have driven technology forward throughout history.
While CISOs may feel more confident in their security posture emerging from the pandemic, new research suggests that doesn't mean organizations are better prepared for large-scale attacks. Proofpoint VP & Global Resident CISO and NTSC Board Member, Lucia Milică details why CISO's may have adapted but vulnerabilities remain.
Lucia Milica, VP & Global Resident CISO at Proofpoint contributes her thoughts on staying competitive and maintaining cyber and overall business flexibility in this uncertain environment.
NTSC Board Member, Lucia Milica, Vice President & Global Resident CISO for Proofpoint, Inc. discusses how the data collected by the digital tools that your employees use is creating cybersecurity risks for your organization.
NTSC Board Member and Vice President & Global Resident CISO at Proofpoint, Inc. shares her thoughts on the new cyber attack reporting requirements.
Microsoft Security Product Marketing Manager Natalia Godyla talks with Heath Adams, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at TCM Security about being a mentor, hiring new security talent, certifications, upskilling, the future of cybersecurity training.
The security landscape has continued to experience significant change and escalation. To continually understand the priorities and concerns of the cyber community, Vasu Jakkal Corporate Vice President, Security, Compliance and Identity, shares some of the insights Microsoft gathered to ensure their security leaders have the tools and resources they need to succeed in their important work.
Microsoft’s DCU has been a pioneer in using this legal strategy against cybercriminals and, more recently, against nation-state hackers. On December 2, Microsoft filed pleadings with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia seeking authority to take control of the sites. Tom Burt, Corporate Vice President, Customer Security Trust, details Microsofts goal in taking down malicious infrastructure and outlines their efforts to improve the security of the eco system.
In December 2021, Microsoft began sharing details with the world about what became known as the most sophisticated nation-state cyberattack in history. The last in a four-part video series, "Decoding NOBELIUM", Microsoft reflects on lessons learned on the NOBELIUM incident and how world-class threat hunters from Microsoft and around the industry came together to take on the most sophisticated nation-state attack in history.