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Microsoft has released its third annual Microsoft Digital Defense report

Microsoft has released its third annual Microsoft Digital Defense report

Microsoft has released its third annual Microsoft Digital Defense report. The report covers the period from July 2021 to June 2022 and highlights emerging cybercrime trends, evolving national security threats, cyber-influence operations, and more. The document provides information intended for discussion among a wide range of stakeholders in the field of cybersecurity, both at the government level and in the private sector.

Microsoft опубликовала свой третий ежегодный отчет Microsoft Digital Defense. Отчет охватывает период с июля 2021 г. по июнь 2022 г. и освещает новые тенденции в области киберпреступности, развивающиеся угрозы национальной безопасности, операции кибервлияния и многое другое. Документ предоставляет информацию, предназначенную для обсуждения среди широкого круга заинтересованных сторон в области кибербезопасности, как на правительственном уровне, так и в частном секторе.

Click here to read the report/Переходи по ссылке и читай отчет 

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