enterprise security

Microsoft’s Windows roadmap is the subject of another viral wave of reporting—this time claiming a full-numbered successor, widely referred to as “Windows 12” (internal leak name: Hudson Valley Next), will arrive with a ground-up modular architecture, deep, system-level Copilot integration, and...

Teramind’s new product announcement marks a deliberate attempt to stitch enterprise-grade governance around the very behaviors that make modern AI useful — prompts, responses, and autonomous actions — and to do so across the entire spectrum of tools employees now use, from sanctioned copilots to...

AI-powered browsers are no longer a gimmick — they are practical productivity tools that can read, summarize, compare, and even act on your behalf, and the right setup can save hours every week while changing how you research, write, and automate routine web tasks. Background The web browser has...

Teramind’s new AI Governance product lands at a moment when enterprises are moving from curiosity to deployment—and the company stakes a bold claim: for the first time, organizations can apply enterprise-grade behavioral oversight, continuous audit trails, and automatic enforcement to every AI...

CISA has added two actively exploited vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog — a Qualcomm graphics integer‑overflow affecting many Android devices (CVE‑2026‑21385) and a command‑injection flaw in VMware Aria Operations tracked as CVE‑2026‑22719 — forcing federal...

Microsoft’s latest update to its enterprise security stack introduces a reworked, guided onboarding experience for Defender deployments—an attempt to move the historically fiddly, error‑prone first-mile of endpoint and security operations into a predictable, auditable, and largely automated...

Microsoft has confirmed that a configuration error in Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat allowed the assistant to read and summarise emails stored in users’ Drafts and Sent Items — including messages labelled confidential — for several weeks, exposing a blind spot in enterprise controls and reigniting...

Microsoft’s latest Insider drops this week keep the momentum on Windows 11’s incremental polish and enterprise hardening — Canary and Dev channels received distinct but complementary tweaks that mix small, practical quality‑of‑life updates with features aimed squarely at administrators and power...

Microsoft's new Copilot Tasks flips the script on conversational assistants: instead of waiting for you to ask how to do something, it quietly does the work for you in the cloud and hands you the results. Background Microsoft revealed Copilot Tasks in a research preview at the end of February...

Microsoft’s internal UI leak suggests Copilot is moving from chat panes into a full visual workspace: a canvas-style, AI-first whiteboard that blends image generation, streaming AI responses, and agent-like automation — a heavy hint that Microsoft is experimenting with a new product internally...

February’s Insider drops for Windows 11 landed as a workmanlike collection of focused improvements rather than a single, splashy rewrite—small UX refinements, meaningful accessibility and security upgrades, and a few platform moves that matter most to administrators, creators, and...

Google’s accidental preview of an operating system codenamed Aluminium has handed the industry a rare, clarifying — and uncomfortable — glimpse of a future in which Android and Chrome OS no longer coexist as distinct products but instead converge into a single Android‑based desktop platform with...

Microsoft’s Copilot has crossed a new threshold: with the February 26, 2026 announcement of Copilot Tasks, Microsoft is moving from conversational assistance to genuine background work—spinning up its own cloud sandbox and browser to plan, act, and report back on multi‑step jobs you describe in...

Microsoft’s new Copilot Tasks marks a deliberate pivot from conversational assistants to autonomous, scheduled work — a cloud‑first agent that does rather than just answers. Announced on February 26, 2026, as a research preview, Copilot Tasks runs in its own sandboxed cloud environment with a...

After a decade of breathless headlines, regulatory probes, and forum flamewars, the simplest, most useful framing for the Windows telemetry debate is this: telemetry is a maintenance and diagnostic system, not a covert mass‑surveillance engine—but it’s also a design that forces trade‑offs...

Microsoft Teams has quietly closed a usability gap that’s frustrated corporate chat users for years: you can now forward multiple messages at once. It’s a small change on the surface — select up to five messages and send them together — but it represents a meaningful shift in how Microsoft is...

Microsoft has quietly shifted Copilot from being a conversational helper into an assistant that can act on your behalf: Copilot Tasks is a new agentic capability that accepts natural‑language goals, builds multi‑step plans, and executes them in the background using its own cloud‑based compute...

Microsoft’s Copilot has taken the next step from conversation to completion: today’s announcement of Copilot Tasks marks a deliberate pivot from chat-first AI to agentic, action-oriented automation that runs scheduled, recurring, and one-off workflows on your behalf — browsing, coordinating...

Microsoft has quietly added a default‑on setting to Copilot that explicitly permits the assistant to “use data from Bing, MSN, Edge, and other Microsoft products you’ve used,” and you should seriously consider turning it off right now if you care about privacy, discoverability, or simply keeping...

Microsoft's latest move turns Copilot from a conversational helper into an autonomous worker: Copilot Tasks promises to accept natural‑language instructions, spin up its own browser and compute environment, and perform multi‑step work in the background — scheduling, interacting with web pages...