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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

“Strengthen endpoint protection with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Stop cyberattacks, boost endpoint security with AI, and secure your devices.”

Endpoint detection and response for Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile devices.

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Microsoft Defender for Identity

“Protect your organization's identity fabric with Microsoft Defender for Identity, an advanced cybersecurity platform for identity threat detection and response.”

Detects attacks against on-premises Active Directory and hybrid identities.

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Microsoft Defender for Office 365

“Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protects your email and collaboration tools from phishing, malware, and BEC attacks using AI-powered, enterprise-grade threat defense.”

Protection for Exchange Online, Teams and SharePoint against phishing, malicious links and attachments.

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Microsoft Sentinel

“Run a faster, leaner SOC with Microsoft Sentinel, a cloud-native SIEM that detects threats faster, automates response, and lowers SIEM costs with a data lake.”

Cloud SIEM and automated response, built on Azure.

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Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention

“Safeguard business-critical data with Microsoft Purview. Discover unified data security, information protection, data loss prevention, and insider risk management.”

Data classification and loss prevention across Microsoft 365, endpoints and connected cloud apps.

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Microsoft Defender for Cloud

“Explore Microsoft Defender for Cloud, a security solution and CNAPP that protects cloud‑native application development across multicloud and hybrid environments.”

Cloud posture management and workload protection for Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.

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Microsoft Intune

“Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based unified endpoint management solution built on Zero Trust. Empower IT to manage, secure and govern devices, apps and endpoints.”

Device management for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, including update rings and compliance policies.

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App Control for Business

“Application Control restricts which applications users are allowed to run and the code that runs in the system core.”

Application control built into Windows, formerly Windows Defender Application Control, with AppLocker as the older option. Policies can be managed through Intune.

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Research by Microsoft

Stories in our coverage based on what researchers at Microsoft found or reported: 316 in total.

Incidents and advisories

Stories where a Microsoft product had a vulnerability or was attacked, or Microsoft itself was: 781 in total. Useful if you run its products.

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TypeIndicatorStory
cveCVE-2026-118146November Patch Tuesday: How to Sort Through the Patches
cveCVE-2026-118207November Patch Tuesday: How to Sort Through the Patches
cveCVE-2026-124194November Patch Tuesday: How to Sort Through the Patches
cveCVE-2017-11882Hackers Use Fake Purchase Order Emails to Deliver XLoader Malware Through Malicious Word Documents
malwareXLoaderHackers Use Fake Purchase Order Emails to Deliver XLoader Malware Through Malicious Word Documents
malwareWhiteArmorNCSC – CERT-SE veckobrev v.46
malwareSignDropNightmare Eclipse Drops Windows Zero-Day Exploit ‘SignDrop’
cveCVE-2026-124194Never be afraid to ask questions
cveCVE-2026-125350Never be afraid to ask questions
malwareSignDropNew SignDrop Zero-Day Exploit Turns Windows CLFS Security Feature Into SYSTEM Access
malwareGh0st RATHackers Abuse Microsoft SQL Servers to Deploy Monero Miner and Gh0st RAT
malwareMonero minerHackers Abuse Microsoft SQL Servers to Deploy Monero Miner and Gh0st RAT
malwarePlay ransomwareYour Endpoint Management Platform Could Be Your Biggest Security Risk
cveCVE-2026-118207Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 enter their 'permanently vulnerable' era
cveCVE-2026-124194CISA Confirms Active Exploitation of Outlook User Interaction 0-Day Vulnerability
malwareCerealRomania says it stopped Russian cyberattack targeting government emails
malwareAntiFoxHackers Abuse AntiFox AI Pentesting Tool to Deploy Webshells and Access AWS Production Secrets
cveCVE-2020-1337Hackers Abuse Windows Group Policy to Deploy Citrus Ransomware and Disable Microsoft Defender
cveCVE-2026-54121Hackers Abuse Windows Group Policy to Deploy Citrus Ransomware and Disable Microsoft Defender
domainmirror.yandex.ruHackers Abuse Windows Group Policy to Deploy Citrus Ransomware and Disable Microsoft Defender
domainyastatic.netHackers Abuse Windows Group Policy to Deploy Citrus Ransomware and Disable Microsoft Defender
malwareSn00pyHackers Abuse Windows Group Policy to Deploy Citrus Ransomware and Disable Microsoft Defender
malwareAntiFoxAI Pentest Tool AntiFox Abused To Steal AWS Credentials
malwareSignDropSignDrop Windows CLFS Zero-Day Gives SYSTEM Access
cveCVE-2025-29824Windows SignDrop 0-Day Exploit Lets Attackers Gain SYSTEM Privileges Through CLFS Protection
malwareSignDropWindows SignDrop 0-Day Exploit Lets Attackers Gain SYSTEM Privileges Through CLFS Protection
cveCVE-2026-119832Windows BitLocker Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Bypass Security Feature
cveCVE-2026-97015Windows BitLocker Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Bypass Security Feature
cveCVE-2026-119390Multiple Windows Remote Desktop Flaws Allow Attackers to Execute Code Over Network
cveCVE-2026-119858Multiple Windows Remote Desktop Flaws Allow Attackers to Execute Code Over Network
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