Microsoft is deepening its AI security ecosystem with new integrations alongside Commvault, Rubrik, XBOW, UiPath, and RSA across threat detection, identity recovery, and automated security testing.

Microsoft ships Agent Framework 1.0 but Azure's agent stack still spans too many surfaces while Google and AWS offer cleaner developer paths.

Artificial intelligence-enabled agents are taking the enterprise by storm, and the level of autonomy they introduce brings some serious security challenges that Microsoft Corp. is doing its best to ...

Microsoft's MSFT security business is solidifying its position as a major revenue contributor, with the company now serving nearly 1.5 million security customers following the robust performance in ...

‘We’re always going to sit in the middle and basically have to deal with rising alert volumes, giant telemetry repositories, faster IOCs [indicators of compromise] conversion, more containment,’ says ...

Microsoft has announcing the public preview of new AI-powered agents at RSA Conference 2025, currently taking place in San Francisco, Calif. The company introduced Security Copilot last year to help ...

Microsoft Launches Security Store to Unify AI-Powered Defense Tools Your email has been sent Microsoft has introduced its Security Store, a new commercial marketplace for security solutions and AI ...

Accenture and Microsoft are expanding their cybersecurity partnership with new AI driven threat detection and response capabilities across Microsoft security platforms. Microsoft Fabric IQ is adding ...

Embee Software, a leading digital transformation and managed services provider, today announced the expansion of its cybersecurity portfolio with advanced capabilities across the Microsoft security ...