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A new Windows security issue was revealed by security firm Cylance that could lead to a hijack of user credentials.
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New security tools for Office 365 that will protect e-mails from harmful links and phishing attacks was announced by Microsoft this week.
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According to a security report by IBM, an active attack campain is currently being used to steal millions from overseas enterprises.
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Google found unauthorized digital certificates for many of its domains that had been issued from Egypt on Friday.
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Microsoft today named two security features that will appear in Windows 10 that will diminish the importance of using passwords to ensure device security.
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Microsoft's layered security approach for mobile management was discussed during a Web broadcast this week.
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A source claims that Microsoft's next Windows Server could include a "Nano Server" element.
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A "preview" last week of an automatic password rollover feature for organizations that use shared social media accounts was released by Microsoft's Azure Active Directory team.
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Vulnerabilities in the newly released iOS and Android versions of Outlook have been discovered, with one causing the app to bypass custom Exchange ActiveSync security policies in organizations.
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This month's Microsoft security update has been released, packed with three "critical bulletins and six "important" items.
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Anthem alerted customers that its system had been compromised information, including names, addresses, birthdays and Social Security numbers of millions of its customers.
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Microsoft this week played up the machine learning features of Azure Active Directory (AD) to protect against cyber attacks.
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Windows Server 2003 lose security support when the product's lifecycle ends this summer.
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Google has made public information on two more Windows flaws -- both found in Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
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Information pertaining to a vulnerability in Windows 8.1 that could allow for a malicious application from bypassing security was released last week by Google.
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Microsoft has released a fix for a vulnerability that has been hidden in plain sight since 1995.
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The sophistication of attackers is outstripping chief information security officers' (CISOs) ability to fend them off and the number of threats has increased markedly.
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Microsoft outlined some of the new security features making its way to the company's next OS.
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Among the 2,100 employees laid off on Thursday, Microsoft shut down the company's Trustworthy Computing (TwC) Group.
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Microsoft's monthly Security Update was released on Tuesday with one bulletin item rated "critical" and three "important" items.
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Microsoft released August's patch on Tuesday with nine bulletins -- two rated "critical" and seven rated "important" -- that address 37 flaws across multiple Microsoft products.
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Microsoft announced that its plans to blocks older installations of ActiveX for Internet Explorer has been pushed back to Sept. 9.
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ActiveX blocking capabilities will be making their way to Internet Explorer browsers on Aug. 12, according to Microsoft.
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Ransomware that is currently going after Synology network attached storage (NAS) servers has been disclosed by the Taiwan-based storage hardware maker Synology.
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Microsoft's Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) 5.0 is now generally available, the company announced today.