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A reported seven-figure payment by a U.S. government entity to the group calling itself Kairos is a useful reminder that “ransomware” no longer has to mean encrypted servers and a decryption key. In this case, the pressure appears to have c...
Microsoft 365 customers are entering the second half of 2026 with a new licensing reality: many commercial, frontline, enterprise, nonprofit...
Microsoft Teams is getting a practical new control that many organizers have been asking for: the ability to switch meeting AI features on o...
Microsoft’s spreadsheet story is no longer only about the desktop app. According to reporting from Windows Latest, Brian Jones, who leads Mi...
Security teams responsible for IoT, OT, and embedded products should pay close attention to a new disclosure involving FatFs, the compact FA...
A retired Microsoft engineer has revived an old argument in a very small package: if Windows already includes mature controls, dialogs, prin...
Google’s disruption of NetNut is a useful reminder that the boundary between consumer devices and enterprise security is thinner than many t...
AI agents are becoming part of everyday work, but they also introduce a new control point for security teams: every user action and every ag...
GitHub’s limited-time offer to burn selected public repositories onto CD-ROM is clearly designed as a wink at the technology industry’s rene...
Microsoft Mechanics has published a short but important reminder for organizations adopting AI agents: permissions alone are not the whole s...
Sony’s reported decision to wind down physical PlayStation disc support in January 2028 is more than a console-industry controversy. For Win...
AI agents are quickly becoming part of the enterprise identity landscape. The latest Microsoft Mechanics short focuses on a practical Zero T...