Microsoft Cloud App Security will get a new capability that adds conditional access protections to software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, with a preview expected to arrive sometime next month.

Microsoft's Smart App Control complements Windows Defender, blocking malicious applications before they're even executed but might require a fresh reinstall of Windows.

The days of relying solely on a "blinky light firewall" to give you a sense of security are gone, and you need a cloud-based security solution for controlling your users' cloud access, such as ...

The software giant announced today the addition of support for conditional access ... apps without entering their credentials each time. The only requirement is the Microsoft Authenticator app ...

Creating a Conditional ... see is how Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft's popular CASB, fits into the picture. Arguably it does some of what Internet Access sets out to do. Entra Private Access is an ...

To set up a policy, click on “Conditional Access”, then “New ... up policies based on users. Limit by Cloud Applications: Use this to control applications. Start first by controlling ...

It's called Smart App Control and it's kind of like Windows Defender ... cloud processes an incredible 24 trillion "security signals" every 24 hours. It's this data that it will use to predict ...

When I checked where Windows Defender had actually detected the threat, it was in the Fan Control app ... it allows unrestricted access to protected resources. So, any app (even without admin ...

Microsoft is deprecating Defender Application Guard (including the Windows Isolated App Launcher APIs ... Enterprise admins define trusted websites and cloud resources to protect the company ...