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New info has been released on a popular tactic being used to spread malicious files through Office documents.
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When Windows 10 "anniversary update" arrives later this summer, it will be coming packed with a new malware scanning feature.
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Microsoft on Monday pulled the plug on releasing its updated Azure Active Directory to a later date.
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Microsoft's Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection preview for Windows is now available for a larger field of IT pros to test, the company announced on Monday.
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Microsoft is providing more details on its upcoming security focused Shielded Virtual Machines datacenter feature.
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Both Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Edge Web browsers will deny SHA-1 certificates for security later this year.
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Microsoft's Cloud App Security service has gone live, according to the company.
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Microsoft is giving enterprises more ammunition to battle threats that could spread through Office 2016 macros.
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By John K. Waters
The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) announced the formation of a new Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) initiative during this week's RSA Security Conference.
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Microsoft released a preview today of its new identity protection service, which is powered by Azure cloud services.
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System security concerns did not diminish among IT pros in 2015, but mobile was deemed less problematic, according to an industry survey.
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Organizations can ensure security by keeping Windows up to date, and they should patch their line-of-business applications as well.
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Microsoft unveiled today that it has a new security service known as "Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection."
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Microsoft this week revealed some security tweaks coming to the company's cloud-based offerings.
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Microsoft has said that when PowerShell 5.0 arrives later this month, new security improvements will be coming with it.
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has created a modern Web Authentication Working Group focused on Web access security, according to an announcement made last week.
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Microsoft's February patch, released last Tuesday, has caused some problems for Windows 10 and Office 2013 users.
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Oracle on Monday released an out-of-band patch aimed at fixing an issue when installing Java on Windows.
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According to a recent report by Cisco, more than half of enterprise have a lack of confidence in their security efforts.
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Windows 8 lost "extended support" on Tuesday, making the OS more vulnerable to security issues.
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Microsoft last week announced that they will inform customers if their online and cloud accounts have been targeted or compromised by representatives of nation states.
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Microsoft has retracted an Outlook 2010 security update after users reported running into multiple issues.
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Microsoft last week released the first preview for its Azure-based security tools.
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Two Dell certificates have been rejected by Microsoft due to security concerns.
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Microsoft announced that its Customer Lockbox and Advanced eDiscovery tools for Office 365 will arrive on Dec. 1.