Microsoft's latest security push leans hard into AI, aiming to deliver 'ambient and autonomous' protection. But as AI agents proliferate, are these new tools a silver bullet or just another layer of complexity?
Your Windows system is about to get interesting. A new zero-day, dubbed MiniPlasma, hands over SYSTEM access. And guess what? The proof-of-concept is already out.
Microsoft’s Windows Autopatch has a fix for a bug that ignored admin policies and pushed drivers. EU users were the unfortunate test subjects.
Microsoft's Deputy CISO Rico Mariani offers a practical playbook for CISOs navigating an increasingly complex threat landscape. His eight best practices transform reactive security data into proactive defense strategies.
AI agents are here, and Microsoft is scrambling to secure them. Their latest tools aim to make security as autonomous as the AI it protects.
Another Patch Tuesday, another avalanche of holes in Windows. Microsoft's April 2026 drop fixes 167 flaws—including two zero-days—but who's surprised? Same old story.