Attackers know how to manage and monitor our systems better than we do. They will analyse how best to gain entrance to our networks.
If you are still running and patching an on-premises Exchange server, you need to opt into a major protection that Microsoft is rolling out.
The discovery of serious vulnerabilities in Azure's Cosmos database and Linux VM shows you can't take cloud security for granted.
Many networked systems will not be compatible with Windows 11 and its advanced security features. Here's how to keep Windows 10 devices from being a weak link.
Attackers are targeting older, unpatched Microsoft Exchange Servers with much success because organisations don't properly assess the risk.
Analysing forensics logs requires a unique approach. Here are the basics of what you need to know and the tools to use.
A recent report shows declining confidence in many organisations’ security function to address today’s threats. Here’s why and how security teams can reverse the trend.
IT and security admins need to be aware of these unpatched Microsoft vulnerabilities so that they can mitigate them in other ways.
It’s usually better to wait when Microsoft releases its monthly updates to avoid potential problems. That’s true for March.
Though there were a few rarified hiccups in last month's batch of patches from Microsoft, most users are good to go to install them.
Criminals fool victims into clicking on malicious links or assisting in financial theft by sending emails that mimic real senders and real companies.
Remote users in particular are vulnerable to coronavirus-themed phishing attempts, malicious domains and repurposed malware.
Delayed updates and a rush to support remote workers have forced IT and security teams to scramble. This advice will help deal with the crisis.
