Government backdoors used for surveillance are leaving systems vulnerable to traditional attack, a new report by prominent cryptographers argues.
Microsoft last week offered some info on what to expect for Windows 10's launch later this month.
Microsoft this week has made "PowerShell for Office 365," a new Web resource, available for IT pros.
Big Data solutions provider CloudPhysics estimates that Windows Server 2003 won't be completely gone from datacenters until mid 2018, despite losing official support later this month.
Microsoft is approaching the next version of SharePoint, scheduled for next year, with a cloud mindset.
Microsoft on Wednesday released its Azure Active Directory (AD) Connect tool.
Microsoft doesn't explain its CSAs publicly in great detail, so it's left to consultants to lend a helping hand.
Microsoft is adding two Office 365 improvements to improve service communication.
A research team at HP has released details on an Internet Explorer 11 flaw this week.
Improvements for Office 365 and Exchange Online are coming soon, according to an announcement by Microsoft.
Microsoft wants enterprises to deploy Windows 10 within a certain time frame. Those that don't will suffer the consequences.
Microsoft's upcoming service-branch options for Windows 10 will affect which Internet browser organizations will be able to use.
Microsoft on Tuesday released two security bulletin items for Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player labeled as "critical" and six "important."
Exchange Online e-mail security feature Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) is now live.
While Microsoft has been somewhat quiet on the details of its Windows 10 upgrade program, one Microsoft MVP has been active in pulling back the curtain a bit.
Microsoft has outlined how Windows 10 will be used with Azure Active Directory and the premises-based AD.
Microsoft released a preview of SQL Server 2016 on Wednesday.
The average cost of corporate security breaches has raised 23 percent over the last two years, according to a report by IBM and Ponemon Institute.
Microsoft is sharing details of its future push for application management through the use of both Intune and System Center Configuration Manager.
A new "managed Outlook app" that will increase enhanced data security for businesses is expected to be released sometime this quarter, Microsoft announced.