Advance Zero Trust for AI: New tools and guidance to secure AI agents and DevSecOps
2026-08-04T20:52:10Z•e394d9cf02b13edbba03e651009e2c3b7f6bb1981cf3441eb65b75efa5bfe5c1
AI agentsAI securityCaptiveCrunchDevSecOpsMicrosoft DefenderMicrosoft Security BlogMidnight BlizzardStorm-2945Teams social engineeringTycoon2FAZero Trustcredential thefthospitality organizationsincident responsemalware deliveryphishingransomwaresupply chain securitythreat intelligence
What happened
Microsoft Security Blog RSS collection covering AI security and Zero Trust guidance, ransomware disruption by Microsoft Defender, Midnight Blizzard/Storm-2945 credential-theft and malware-delivery activity targeting hospitality portals and travelers, phishing and Teams social-engineering trends, and broader cyber resilience and supply-chain security topics. The most actionable threat reporting concerns the CaptiveCrunch campaign and evolving automated phishing techniques.
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- 2026-08-04T20:52:10Z
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