Volume 341, Issue 2 · 15 articles from 5 issues
Microsoft's External Red Team Alliance brings universities and regional experts into frontier AI red teaming. Read more
Microsoft's monthly security roundup covers securing AI environments and strengthening AI-era foundations. Read more
Microsoft is making passkeys the default in Entra ID and will retire native SMS and voice authentication on February 1, 2027. Read more
Microsoft details Storm-2945 compromising hotel sign-in portals since May to hit travelers with malware. Read more
Microsoft Research introduces Echoverse, environments that evolve to keep testing computer-use agents meaningfully. Read more
Microsoft AI discusses pushing the trade-off curve between frontier model capability and inference cost. Read more
Microsoft makes passkeys the Entra ID default from September 2026 and retires SMS and voice MFA by February 2027. Read more
Microsoft argues AI progress should now be measured by work redesigned rather than seats deployed. Read more
Microsoft launches Defender Experts Threat Intelligence and an expanded MDR Plan 2 covering third-party and multicloud environments. Read more
Microsoft argues security leaders make better decisions by improving the questions they ask of AI and their teams. Read more
Microsoft introduces Project Perception, arguing the falling cost of offence requires a new cyber stack. Read more
Microsoft argues AI cost management is what moves organisations from agent pilots to measurable returns. Read more
Microsoft says an exploit now costs $3.61 and 21 minutes to build, and MSRC volume is up ninefold. Read more
Microsoft's Q2 2026 email threat report shows declining phishing volumes and shifting attacker tactics. Read more
Microsoft's Q4 FY2026 revenue hit $90 billion and Azure crossed $100 billion annually, lifting shares 8%. Read more