The internet can feel like a minefield—just one misstep, one careless click, and suddenly you’re handing over access to malware, stolen data, or worse. One of the more clever and dangerous tricks making the rounds lately is called ClickFix. It’s a social engineering method that looks innocuous, but packs a nasty punch. What is…
The “Secure sensitive data with Microsoft Purview Ninja training scenarios” learning path offers intermediate-level guidance designed for administrators working with Microsoft Purview and Microsoft 365. It consolidates information protection fundamentals and advanced data loss prevention strategies through five practical, real-world scenarios. Participants explore how to classify sensitive information, apply protection with sensitivity labels, enforce DLP policies…
Microsoft researchers at Cambridge have developed a prototype analog optical computer (AOC)—a computing device that leverages light (via micro‑LEDs, optical lenses, and camera sensors) rather than traditional binary electronics to perform computations. Their goal was to utilize commercially available components to build a system that could operate at room temperature, be energy-efficient, and scalable. The…
Microsoft Zero Trust Workshop: What It Is and How It Works In today’s cybersecurity landscape—marked by increasing complexity, hybrid environments, and sophisticated threats—organizations need a clear, actionable framework for robust security. Enter the Microsoft Zero Trust Workshop, a self-service, technically guided toolkit designed to help customers and partners adopt and operationalize Zero Trust principles across…
Microsoft Defender XDR has evolved into a powerful, unified platform for detecting, investigating, and responding to modern cyber threats. One of the most critical capabilities it provides to security analysts is Live Response. This feature empowers defenders to establish a secure, interactive session with endpoints or servers under investigation, enabling immediate collection of forensic data…
