Microsoft opens up Entra Agent ID preview with new AI features
Microsoft Entra Agent ID aims to help manage influx of AI agents using existing tools
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AWS CEO Matt Garman isn’t convinced AI spells the end of the software industryNews Software stocks have taken a beating in recent weeks, but AWS CEO Matt Garman has joined Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi in pouring cold water on the AI-fueled hysteria.
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Deepfake business risks are growingIn-depth As the risk of being targeted by deepfakes increases, what should businesses be looking out for?
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Microsoft patches six zero-days targeting Windows, Word, and more – here’s what you need to knowNews Patch Tuesday update targets large number of vulnerabilities already being used by attackers
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What security teams need to know about the NSA's new zero trust guidelinesNews The new guidelines aim to move an organization from discovery to target-level implementation of zero trust practices
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CISA’s interim chief uploaded sensitive documents to a public version of ChatGPT – security experts explain why you should never do thatNews The incident at CISA raises yet more concerns about the rise of ‘shadow AI’ and data protection risks
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AI is “forcing a fundamental shift” in data privacy and governanceNews Organizations are working to define and establish the governance structures they need to manage AI responsibly at scale – and budgets are going up
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Thousands of Microsoft Teams users are being targeted in a new phishing campaignNews Microsoft Teams users should be on the alert, according to researchers at Check Point
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Microsoft warns of rising AitM phishing attacks on energy sector
News The campaign abused SharePoint file sharing services to deliver phishing payloads and altered inbox rules to maintain persistence
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Fears over “AI model collapse” are fueling a shift to zero trust data governance strategiesNews Gartner warns of "model collapse" as AI-generated data proliferates – and says organizations need to beware
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Microsoft just took down notorious cyber crime marketplace RedVDS – and found hackers were using ChatGPT and its own Copilot tool to wage attacks
News Microsoft worked closely with law enforcement to take down the notorious RedVDS cyber crime service – and found tools like ChatGPT and its own Copilot were being used by hackers.
