Norsk Hydro responds to ransomware attack with transparency
Aluminum supplier Norsk Hydro was attacked by LockerGoga, a form of ransomware. Learn how the company recovered and got back to business as usual.
Ransomware response
As part of Microsoft’s Detection and Response Team (DART) Incident Response engagements, we regularly get asked by customers about “paying the ransom” following a ransomware attack.
Overview of the Marsh-Microsoft 2019 Global Cyber Risk Perception survey results
Results from the 2019 Marsh-Microsoft Global Cyber Risk Perception survey reveal several encouraging signs of improvement in the way organizations view and manage cyber risk.
Protect against BlueKeep
DART offers steps you can take to protect your network from BlueKeep, the “wormable” vulnerability that can create a large-scale outbreak due to its ability to replicate and propagate.
Council of EU Law Enforcement Protocol improves cross-border cooperation
The new EU Law Enforcement Emergency Response Protocol addresses the growing problem of planning and coordinating between governments, agencies, and companies when cyberattacks occur across international boundaries.
Facing the cold chills
DART recently worked with a customer who had been subject to a targeted compromise where the entity was intently and purposefully attempting to get into their systems.
How to recover from a security breach
Actionable tips from security experts on how to prevent, mitigate, or recover from a cyberattack.
CISO Series: Lessons learned from the Microsoft SOC Part 2b: Career paths and readiness
In our second post about people—our most valuable resource in the SOC—we talk about our investments into readiness programs, career paths, and recruiting for success.
4 tried-and-true prevention strategies for enterprise-level security
Learn about the four cyber hygiene best practices recommended in the 24th edition of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) to help reduce your risk of attack.
DART: the Microsoft cybersecurity team we hope you never meet
Meet Microsoft’s Detection and Response Team (DART) and read their advice that may help you avoid working with them in future.