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Associate Web Editor for 1105 Media, Inc. Hiking enthusiast. Dog owner. Baseball lover. Devourer of pizza and beer.
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Microsoft Turns to Threat Modeling To Prepare for Quantum-Era Attacks

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By Chris Paoli
| Redmond Magazine Verified
News Microsoft is urging organizations to expand threat-modeling exercises to uncover cryptographic dependencies that could leave applications and data vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks. The transition to post-quantum cryptography, or PQC, requires more than replacing a few encryption algorithms.
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Microsoft Is Merging Its Copilot Apps Into a Single Experience

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By Chris Paoli
| Redmond Magazine Verified
News Microsoft is consolidating its consumer Copilot app and Microsoft 365 Copilot app into a single destination, addressing a fragmented product strategy that has required users to navigate separate applications for AI chat and productivity tools. The transition will begin Aug. 18, with users moved to an updated Copilot app that supports personal, work and school accounts.
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Cybercrime’s Next Phase Looks a Lot Like Its Past

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By Chris Paoli
| Redmond Magazine Verified
Q&A Security expert Sami Laiho explains how specialization, stolen identities and AI are making familiar attacks faster, cheaper and more scalable. Enterprise cybercrime became more organized, efficient and commercially mature in 2025, but many of its most successful tactics were anything but new.
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