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Microsoft defends its handling of security vulnerabilities, stating it follows an extensive process involving a thorough investigation, update development, and compatibility testing.

Microsoft’s Azure Orbital Cloud Access is launching in preview on Azure Space, bringing Microsoft Cloud services to remote regions.

According to Google Cloud, Microsoft is to blame for cybersecurity risks and survey claims government employees agree.

Microsoft’s new Office 365 Government Secret provides Impact Level 6 (IL6) work support for U.S. government agencies.

Microsoft has acquired ReFrim Labs and will fold the company’s Binwalk firmware security into Azure Defender for IoT.

Security company Malwarebytes says it has been targeted by a SolarWinds-related attack coming from Microsoft services.

Microsoft is debuting a new Azure-powered solution called Studio Alpha, aimed at brining gaming ideals to enterprise and government organizations.

Microsoft says Azure cloud data centers will be built in Greece, helping to boost the country’s economy in coming years.

Australia is looking to transform its data records across government organizations, by leveraging Azure solutions.

Amazon says it will continue to fight Microsoft over Azure winning the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract from the Pentagon.

Microsoft says it will monitor is Azure cloud performance and prioritize emergency services, health systems, and infrastructure operations.

Microsoft Mexico says it will invest $1.1 billion in the country over the next five years, with a new Azure region being created.

Vapar is transitioning to Microsoft Azure due to its customer's familiarity with the platform and the tech giant's global partner reach.

Telstra Data Hub is a new data monitoring and management solutions developed to run on Microsoft’s Azure platform.

ServiceNow says its upcoming service-as-a-service solution will be available through Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform.

Microsoft Azure with be the service provider for the Australian Security Intelligence Organization as it develops a top secret ETP.

Microsoft has teamed with Dell EMC to launch Tactical Microsoft Azure Stack and Azure Data Box, two services aimed at bringing cloud infrastructure to remote and mobile environments.

As well as the Azure Availability Zones expansion, Microsoft also announced support for ExpressRoute in Azure DevOps.

Microsoft is accused of selling discounted software to middlemen, who then sold it to government agencies at a higher rate. The additional money may have been used for bribery, with four employees fired since.

Thales Group has announced the Nexium Defence Cloud, which uses Azure Stack to create a secure cloud platform for global armed forces.