Content by Microsoft Security Team (6)
Microsoft Security Team summarizes five takeaways from Frost & Sullivan’s 2025 Frost Radar on CSPM, focusing on how posture management is shifting from periodic compliance checks to continuous, risk-based governance across CNAPP platforms, with implications for DevSecOps, SOC workflows, and multicloud environments.
Microsoft Security Team summarizes Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Frost Radar for Cloud/Application Runtime Security and explains the shift from posture-only visibility to runtime risk reduction, highlighting how Defender for Cloud and Defender XDR correlate signals across code, cloud, runtime, and SOC workflows to prioritize exploitable attack paths.
Microsoft Security Team summarizes how CNAPP is shifting from posture visibility to context-aware risk reduction, and explains how Microsoft Defender for Cloud fits into the “code-to-cloud-to-SOC” model by correlating identity, data, runtime, and cloud signals to prioritize exploitable attack paths.
The Microsoft Security Team provides an in-depth guide to their participation at RSAC 2026, focusing on how agentic AI is transforming the cybersecurity landscape and what security leaders can expect from Microsoft’s sessions and innovations.
Microsoft Security Team provides an in-depth analysis of the top five generative AI security threats, practical mitigation strategies, and how integrated tools like Defender for Cloud can help protect organizations from emerging AI-powered cyberattacks.
The Microsoft Security Team presents a comprehensive guide to the security sessions at Microsoft Ignite 2025, covering AI-augmented security platforms, hands-on experiences, and the latest advancements in protecting data, cloud infrastructure, and agentic AI.
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