Microsoft announced a series of new enterprise security features today that utilize artificial intelligence to help defend against increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. The tech giant claims its new AI capabilities will reduce security incidents by 60% and firmware attacks by 300% for businesses using its latest software.
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