
Is Microsoft’s Monoculture a National Security Risk?
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Multiple U.S. government agencies were recently breached after adversaries exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Azure Active Directory. With Microsoft vulnerabilities at the heart of some of the worst breaches in recent history, many in the cybersecurity industry are beginning to wonder: Do the dangers of the Microsoft monoculture outweigh the benefits?
In this special bonus episode, Adam and Cristian break down this breach and examine the history of breaches exploiting Microsoft technology on their path to answer a pivotal question: Has Microsoft's monoculture become a national security risk?
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