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Advanced Threat Protection

Advanced Threat Protection

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AI is accelerating cybercrime at levels we've never seen before. Our blog and podcast series addresses new threats and how to stay proactive against cybercrime

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Rogue App Registrations In Microsoft Entra ID: The Quiet Path To Tenant Compromise

Rogue App Registrations In Microsoft Entra ID: The Quiet Path To Tenant Compromise

Unauthorised application registrations pose critical security risks to cloud environments—discover how robust identity access governance acts as your first line of defence against shadow IT and data breaches.

AI Phishing in 2026: Why Microsoft 365 Users Are Still Getting Caught (and What To Monitor)

AI Phishing in 2026: Why Microsoft 365 Users Are Still Getting Caught (and What To Monitor)

Phishing as cybercrime is as old as time, particularly given how little effort is required and how effective it is. But now, we’re entering a new era: AI makes phishing even faster and tailored, meaning user vigilance alone isn’t a reliable primary control anymore. What does that mean? Rather than perfect prevention, you’ll now have to look into fast detection and fast containment when an account has been compromised. In this episode, we’ll give you a step-by-step takeover path and a monitoring shortlist for Microsoft 365 and Entra ID.

AI Helps With Vulnerability Detection AND Exploitation – Why Patching Remains Vital

AI Helps With Vulnerability Detection AND Exploitation – Why Patching Remains Vital

AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery for defenders and attackers alike. Security teams can now identify weaknesses faster, but threat actors can use the same speed to find and exploit unpatched gaps. That makes vulnerability management a much sharper race. As disclosure, weaponisation and patching timelines compress, organisations need to move quickly not just to find risks, but to reduce them before someone else does. At the same time, AI tools and integrations are introducing new attack surfaces of their own, adding fresh urgency to patching, asset visibility and tighter control over how these systems are used.