enterprise security

  1. Prepare for the Future: Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro with HP Devices Before Support Ends

    With Windows 10 approaching its end-of-support date, organizations face a pivotal juncture: migrate their device fleets to Windows 11 Pro or risk exposure to cyber threats and compliance pitfalls. Industry experts are sounding the alarm, urging IT leaders to act swiftly and upgrade to modern...
  2. Windows 11 Upgrade Confusion: Are Unsupported PCs Getting the Green Light?

    A new wave of confusion is rippling through the Windows community as reports surface of Microsoft offering Windows 11 upgrades to PCs widely considered incompatible under the company’s own strict system requirements. For many frustrated users holding onto older machines, especially those lacking...
  3. Sophisticated Microsoft MFA Phishing Using OAuth: How to Protect Your Enterprise

    Phishing campaigns continue to evolve, adapting to security systems and adopting new tactics to dupe even vigilant users. Recent findings have uncovered a sophisticated Microsoft MFA phishing scheme that leverages the OAuth authorization framework—specifically, Microsoft OAuth applications—to...
  4. Cyber Threats 2025: How Attackers Weaponize Microsoft OAuth to Bypass MFA

    Threat actors in 2025 have harnessed a new caliber of cyberattack, subverting enterprise identity and trust by weaponizing Microsoft OAuth applications to bypass even the most robust multi-factor authentication (MFA) defenses. This emerging campaign, tracked by Proofpoint and other leading...
  5. 2025 Microsoft OAuth Phishing Surge: How Attackers Bypass MFA and Compromise Cloud Security

    Phishing campaigns have always shaped themselves around the contours of new technology, but the latest surge targeting Microsoft OAuth applications marks a seismic shift in both attacker strategy and the effectiveness of their exploits. In 2025, security researchers uncovered a wave of hybrid...
  6. Microsoft 365 to Block External Workbook Links for Enhanced Security in 2025

    For IT professionals, security administrators, and everyday users of Microsoft 365, workbook links have long represented a double-edged sword: a productivity enabler, but also a potential vector for significant risk. Microsoft’s latest announcement signals a pivotal shift in how these links will...
  7. New Wave of Sophisticated Microsoft OAuth Phishing Campaigns in 2025

    Phishing campaigns have always evolved in tandem with advances in enterprise security, but the latest wave targeting Microsoft OAuth applications represents a stunning leap in both sophistication and effectiveness. This ongoing campaign, first identified in early 2025, exemplifies a new breed of...
  8. Advanced Microsoft 365 Attacks: OAuth Abuse, MFA Bypass, and Cloud Security Threats

    Sophisticated cyber adversaries have shifted tactics in recent months, exploiting fake Microsoft OAuth applications in tandem with advanced phishing toolkits such as Tycoon and ODx to compromise Microsoft 365 accounts worldwide. These attacks, tracked by researchers and security vendors...
  9. Revolutionizing Security Operations: BlinkOps and Microsoft Sentinel’s Agentic Automation Partnership

    Organizations worldwide are grappling with an explosive growth in digital threats and a persistent shortage of skilled security professionals, forcing security operations centers (SOCs) to seek innovative solutions to streamline workflow, automate threat response, and maximize operational...
  10. Unmasking Scattered Spider: Protecting Internal Messaging Platforms from Sophisticated Cyber Attacks

    In a rapidly evolving threat landscape marked by sophisticated digital deception, the Scattered Spider hacking group has carved out a notorious reputation for exploiting trust—both technological and human—to compromise some of the world’s most widely used platforms. Recent advisories from...
  11. Mastering Microsoft 365 Disaster Resilience: The Critical Role of Identity Security

    When considering disaster resilience for Microsoft 365, the discussion often revolves around infrastructure, backup, and failover. However, insight from leading industry experts reveals a more foundational vulnerability—identity. At a pivotal summit hosted by Virtualization & Cloud Review, IT...
  12. Dell Latitude 14 7430 Review: The Ultimate Business Ultrabook

    Business professionals and technology enthusiasts seeking a robust, portable, and secure laptop often find themselves exploring the upper tier of Dell’s Latitude series—and for good reason. The Dell Latitude 14 7430, equipped with Intel’s 12th Gen Core i7-1265U processor, stands out as a...
  13. Mercedes-Benz and Microsoft Revolutionize In-Car Productivity with Teams Integration

    As vehicles evolve from simple means of transportation into high-tech, mobile command centers, the lines separating personal, professional, and driving time are becoming increasingly blurred. Nowhere is this trend more pronounced than in the recent collaboration between Microsoft and...
  14. Transforming Digital Skills Training with Microsoft Teams and In-App Learning

    The modern workplace is increasingly defined by its reliance on rapid digital communication and seamless access to just-in-time knowledge. In this landscape, Microsoft Teams has secured its place as the collaboration hub for organizations of all sizes, enabling teams to coordinate projects...
  15. Microsoft Entra ID Introduces Linkable Token Identifiers to Strengthen Enterprise Security

    Microsoft is heralding a new era for enterprise identity security with the general availability of linkable token identifiers in Entra ID, the latest upgrade to its modern identity platform. This innovation is designed to combat one of the most persistent challenges in cybersecurity: the...
  16. Windows 11 Upgrade Expansion: How Microsoft Is Changing the Game for Unsupported Hardware

    As Windows 10 steadily approaches its official end-of-support date in October 2025, millions of users face the critical decision of how to proceed with their operating system environment. Historically, Microsoft set strict hardware requirements for Windows 11, most notably mandating TPM 2.0 and...
  17. Prepare Your Business for Windows 11 End-of-Support Before October 2025

    With Microsoft’s October 2025 cutoff for Windows 10 support looming ever closer, businesses worldwide are fast approaching a critical turning point that will shape their digital future for years to come. While IT refresh cycles are a familiar rhythm in the corporate world, the end of Windows 10...
  18. Sploitlight CVE-2025-31199: The Cross-Platform macOS Vulnerability Exposing Privacy Risks

    In the ongoing arms race between tech giants, software vulnerabilities are increasingly weaponized not only by cybercriminals but by the vendors themselves in the battle for narrative control. Microsoft’s recent public exposure of a serious macOS security flaw—dubbed "Sploitlight" and tracked as...
  19. CISA Updates KEV Catalog with Critical Exploited Vulnerabilities - What Organizations Must Know

    Security professionals are once again on high alert as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) updates its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog with three newly observed threat vectors. This evolving catalog remains at the core of the federal government’s defense...
  20. Microsoft Connected Cache: Boost Enterprise Bandwidth Efficiency & Speed

    As enterprises continue their digital transformation and rely more heavily on cloud-native IT management models, network bandwidth has emerged as one of the most significant—and expensive—pain points for IT departments. In environments where devices have traditionally downloaded Windows updates...