Microsoft Entra ID will retire native SMS and voice authentication in 2027 while introducing third-party Telephony Providers.
Prepare for post-quantum authentication by testing certificate ecosystems now. Learn how Microsoft’s PQC TLS Pilot Program helps advance future readiness.
Time is of the essence to prepare for the retirement of basic authentication on Exchange Online, which could cause trouble if updates aren't made by a Microsoft deadline. Companies that use Active ...
Microsoft confirms that Windows 11 KB5127648 causes Wi-Fi and VPN authentication failures and provides a temporary workaround ...
Microsoft Intune now lets companies require Google Workspace sign-in on supported corporate Android devices, with new controls for IT admins.
Microsoft has announced that passkeys will become the default authentication method for the Entra ID enterprise identity service starting September 2026. Passkeys will be enabled automatically for ...
Discover the top passwordless authentication solutions that can enhance security and user experience. Find the best solution for your business needs. Passwordless authentication allows users to login ...
There have been hints for the past week-plus — courtesy of Liveside.net — that Microsoft was poised to roll out two-factor authentication for its Microsoft Accounts. On April 17, Microsoft did just ...
Microsoft is investigating an ongoing incident that is causing users to experience errors with some Microsoft 365 authentication features. As the company revealed earlier today in an incident alert ...
Microsoft and major cloud providers are starting to take steps to move their business customers toward more secure forms of authentication and the elimination of basic security weaknesses — such as ...
Almost every compromised Microsoft account lacks multi-factor authentication, but few organizations enable it even though it's available, according to Microsoft. In the tech giant's new Cyber Signals ...
Microsoft is now rolling out the option to add two-factor authentication across its services. Microsoft accounts cover all of Redmond's services, from Windows PCs and Windows Phones, to Outlook.com, ...