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Free ebook: Defending the New Perimeter – Modern Security

Right on time! Just before the weekend starts, a new (free) ebook was released giving you a whole weekend to digest it.

“Defending the New Perimeter: Modern Security from Microsoft” is a guide to the Microsoft Cybersecurity Stack for IT Decision Makers written by Pete Zerger and Wes Kroesbergen.

Brad Anderson(Corporate Vice President at Microsoft) wrote the introduction and summaries the book like this:

“In "Defending the New Perimeter", Wes and Pete will explain how the components of Microsoft's defense stack work together seamlessly – backed by the rich intelligence of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph – to deliver the best possible protection for your infrastructure, devices, applications, and data. I think you will find it to be a great resource to acquaint yourself with Microsoft's approach to modern security for the hybrid enterprise. ”

A must read for CIOs, CISOs and IT professionals who care about security.

Download the ebook here(registration required).

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