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Your AI usage is growing exponentially. Do you trust it?

Introducing CyberMSI AI Trust: Get the confidence that your AI usage is known, secure, continuously monitored, and governed. Somewhere in your tenant, an employee pasted sensitive customer data into a chatbot that your security team never approved. A business unit deployed an agent with a workload identity that nobody reviewed for least agency. A copilot […]

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Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2026: What Security Leaders Need to Know

The Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2026 opens with an observation that every security leader will recognize: the challenge is no longer a lack of information. It is the growing complexity of the environments that leaders are responsible for protecting. Risk has become interconnected. Threats move through the trusted relationships that link identities, software supply chains, […]

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How CyberMSI SCA strengthens your AI security

Why this matters now The threat landscape is changing what “secure” means as AI permeates everything. A hardened server checklist doesn’t answer whether an Entra Conditional Access risk policy is configured correctly to prevent rogue AI agent access, whether an Intune baseline reduces AI attack surface, or whether your AI-connected Copilot deployment is leaking sensitive […]

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AI Under Siege: 5 Key Findings from Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Report

As orgs race to embed AI into their operations, a parallel and increasingly dangerous reality is taking shape: AI systems have become high-value targets, attack amplifiers, and governance blind spots simultaneously. Microsoft’s threat intelligence analysis of AI risks maps a sprawling threat landscape spanning data integrity, model manipulation, identity exploitation, supply chain compromise, and regulatory […]

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Retail Cyber Threats: What 2025 Taught Us

The consumer retail sector quietly climbed from eleventh to eighth place among the most targeted industries in 2025, accounting for four percent of all observed attacks across Microsoft telemetry. That two-point jump might sound modest on paper, but behind it sits a convergence of financially motivated criminal syndicates, nation-state operators, and a retail attack surface […]

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Transportation Under Siege: How threat actors are driving cyberattacks

Transportation networks move people, goods, and critical supply chains. They also, as Microsoft’s 2025 Threat Intelligence report reveals, moved from the seventh to the fourth most targeted critical infrastructure sector in a single year. That is not a minor statistical blip. It signals a deliberate, sustained pivot by nation-state actors and ransomware operators who recognize […]

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AI Is Now a Weapon: Are You Ready?

AI was supposed to be the defender’s advantage. It still is, but threat actors got the memo, too. Microsoft’s latest Threat Intelligence report, published March 2026, documents something that security teams can no longer treat as a future concern: adversaries are operationalizing AI across the entire cyberattack lifecycle, right now, at scale, and with measurable […]

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Healthcare Is Under Siege, And the Stakes Are Patient Lives

Microsoft’s 2025 Healthcare Threat Intelligence report lands like a clinical alarm: the healthcare sector is facing a systemic cybersecurity crisis, and the consequences extend far beyond data breaches and financial penalties. When hospital systems go down, patients get diverted, treatments get delayed, and lives hang in the balance. The numbers are stark. Health-ISAC tracked 458 […]

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89,000 Users Targeted in 2 Hours: Inside the BEC Campaign Rewriting the Phishing Playbook

Business Email Compromise just got an upgrade, and it’s not good news for defenders. On February 23, Microsoft Threat Intelligence published details on a BEC campaign that hit more than 89,000 users across 74,000 organizations in a roughly two-hour window. Nearly all targets were in the United States, spanning retail, financial services, technology, and beyond. […]

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