Three key unanswered questions about the Chinese breach of Microsoft cloud services
Repeated breaches of cloud computing services makes understanding a recent incident affecting Microsoft essential.
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Ukraine conflict spurs questions of how to define cyberwar
Some believe Russia has already crossed the line on rules and norms governing behavior in cyberspace.
For Microsoft, cybersecurity has become bigger than business
The company operates in cyberspace in much the same fashion that nation-states do.
SolarWinds attack is not ‘espionage as usual,’ Microsoft president says
"In effect, this is not just an attack on specific targets, but on the trust and reliability of the world’s critical infrastructure," writes Microsoft President Brad Smith.
Microsoft, Hewlett Foundation preparing to launch nonprofit that calls out cyberattacks
Informally known as the "Cyber Peace Institute," the organization plans to act as a neutral arbiter that calls out bad behavior on the internet.
Microsoft: Russians targeted conservative think tanks, U.S. Senate
The tech giant last week executed a court order and shut down six internet domains set up by the Kremlin-linked hacking group known as Fancy Bear.
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Microsoft-led industry group pledges to not assist government cyberattacks
The participant companies' principles include not helping any government mount a cyberattack against "innocent citizens and enterprises."
‘Next generation’ of Silicon Valley leaders more willing to work with feds, former Pentagon chief says
Ashton Carter, who was President Barack Obama's secretary of Defense, seemed to suggest that the complex relationship between national security agencies and the private sector has turned…
Microsoft’s Smith adds ‘cyber Red Cross’ to his ‘digital Geneva Convention’ call
Microsoft President Brad Smith renewed his call for a "digital Geneva convention," adding a new wrinkle: the suggestion that the world's IT companies and their cyber first…