<ul><li>Microsoft has released the November update for its Secure Future Initiative</li><li>New security oriented solutions have been introduced across environments</li><li>Microsoft also announces a new Windows Resiliency Initiative</li><li>The company says further progress has now been made across Microsoft’s six engineering pillars</li><li>MFA is also being enforced across Microsoft’s productivity environments to reduce the risk of phishing and credential theft</li><li>The Entra Conditional Access template requires users to meet a certain level of device compliance</li><li>GitHub Advanced Security is introduced to scan Azure DevOps Git repositories for secret exposures</li><li>Microsoft released figures showing that they successfully addressed 90% of high severity cloud vulnerabilities</li><li>Microsoft is now looking to issue security reports on nation-state actors direct to customers through Azure, Microsoft 365, and Dynamics 365</li><li>The Windows Resiliency Initiative is aimed at reducing the number of admin privileges applications require.</li></ul>

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