5 ways to secure identity and access for 2024

5 ways to secure identity and access for 2024 | Microsoft Security Blog

Cyber threats are rising rapidly with 30 billion attempted password attacks per month, according to Microsoft. AI is helping attackers by launching and automating new and sophisticated cyberattacks. The best defense is a comprehensive strategy that incorporates identity access management and Microsoft AI-powered CoPilot. Read this Microsoft article to get advice for protecting your organization from cyberattacks in 2024

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5 ways to secure identity and access for 2024 | Microsoft Security Blog