Microsoft continues to innovate to help secure small businesses
The latest Microsoft Defender for Business innovations offer new security features for small and medium-sized businesses so they can focus on what they care about most.
Secure your business like you secure your home: 5 steps to protect against cybercrime
Learn five simple actions small and medium-sized businesses can take to protect against evolving cyberattacks, as well as where to access tools and resources for securing your company.
Microsoft launches Defender for Business to help protect small and medium businesses
Microsoft Defender for Business is now available as a standalone solution to help small and medium businesses boost security as they face growing threats.
Microsoft named a Leader in IDC MarketScape for Modern Endpoint Security for Enterprise and Small and Midsize Businesses
The security stakes have never been higher and, consequently, the protection of endpoints as a key component of any extended detection and response strategy has never been more critical—for organizations of all sizes.
How to prepare for CMMC compliance as a defense industrial base supplier using the Microsoft cloud
DoD and DIB suppliers—see how Microsoft can give your business a competitive edge toward CMMC compliance.
Modernize your Security Operations Center with Microsoft Sentinel
Microsoft Sentinel is a cloud-native SIEM solution powered by AI and automation that delivers intelligent security analytics across your entire enterprise.
Medius’ small IT team supports distributed workforce with Azure Active Directory
How can a small IT team do more with less? Medius, which develops cloud-based spend management solutions, shares its Azure Active Directory story with Microsoft.
Small businesses targeted by highly localized Ursnif campaign
In social engineering attacks, is less really more? A new malware campaign puts that to the test by targeting home users and small businesses in specific US cities. This was a focused, highly localized attack that aimed to steal sensitive info from just under 200 targets. Macro-laced documents masqueraded as statements from legitimate businesses.