Microsoft offers to boost European governments' cyber security for free

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Microsoft offers to boost European governments' cyber security for free
Microsoft is offering free of charge to European governments a cyber security program to bolster their defences against cyber threats, including those enhanced by artificial intelligence, it said. After a surge in cyberattacks in Europe, many linked to state-sponsored actors from China, Iran, ...

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