About this tag
MISA, the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association, is a partnership program that brings together independent software vendors and managed service providers to enhance cybersecurity within the Microsoft ecosystem. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight how MISA members like Inforcer, Huntress, Netskope, Devicie, BUI, and Cayosoft collaborate with Microsoft to improve multi-tenant Microsoft 365 management, Copilot readiness, endpoint security, and Active Directory protection. The 2025 Microsoft Security Excellence Awards recognized MISA members for innovation in cybersecurity, emphasizing the importance of integrated security solutions for businesses of all sizes. The tag covers news about MISA membership, awards, and the impact of these partnerships on enterprise IT and managed service providers.
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    Microsoft and Huntress Partnership: Democratizing Advanced Cybersecurity for All Businesses

    Microsoft’s strategic alliance with Huntress marks a significant milestone in the ongoing effort to democratize advanced cybersecurity solutions across enterprises of all sizes. This partnership is designed to fortify the digital environments of organizations leveraging Microsoft’s vast...
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    Huntress and Microsoft Collaborate to Strengthen SMB Cybersecurity and Optimize Security Investments

    In a significant move to enhance cybersecurity for businesses, Huntress has announced a collaboration with Microsoft aimed at empowering organizations to combat modern threats while maximizing their existing security investments. This partnership seeks to address the challenges many businesses...
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    2025 Microsoft Security Excellence Awards: Celebrating Innovation & Collaboration in Cybersecurity

    Gathered in San Francisco on April 28, 2025, a cohort of industry leaders, cybersecurity professionals, and Microsoft leadership convened to recognize the 2025 Microsoft Security Excellence Awards winners—an event underscoring both innovation in cybersecurity and the scale of global...