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Jake Olcott, Bitsight's vice president of communications and government affairs, discusses why given today's coronavirus pandemic, the need for companies to collect cybersecurity data bout their business partners is more critical than ever. Read More.

Stephen Boyer, Bitsight's co-founder and CTO, discusses the challenges of patching, or lack there of, vulnerabilities in this currently expanded remote work environment. Read more.

Jake Olcott, Bitsight's vice president of communications and government affairs, discusses how deepfakes are "a huge threat to democracy." Read more

One of the world’s largest botnets that was responsible for multiple scams and infected over nine million computers, has been taken down by Microsoft, Bitsight, and others. Read more

Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, along with Bitsight and other agencies, in coordinated to strike against the Necurs botnet, which is believed to have infected over nine million computers across the world. Read more

Microsoft and Bitsight, in coordination with several other organizations and agencies, have taken action to bring down the Necurs botnet, which is believed to have infected over nine million computers across the world. Read more

The Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit worked with Bitsight and others in the security community to analyze and disrupt the Necurs botnet. Read more

Microsoft, Bitsight, and other security companies and law enforcement agencies, has disrupted the operations of the Necurs botnet through a series coordinated actions.. Read more

Bitsight and Microsoft have taken joint action against the Necurs botnet to disrupt one of the world's largest botnets. Read more

Microsoft and partners in 35 countries, including Bitsight, move to bring down Necurs, today's largest malware botnet. Read more

Microsoft has teamed up with security firm Bitsight Technologies Inc. and others to take down the infamous Necurs botnet. Read more

Microsoft "will take control of the U.S.-based infrastructure used by the criminals behind the world’s most prolific botnet used to distribute malware and infect victim computers." This effort was conducted in coordination with other organizations including Bitsight. Read more

Microsoft, in coordination with organizations including Bitsight, announced on Tuesday, March 10th, that it has moved to disrupt the Necurs, a network of more than 9 million computers that had been surreptitiously infected with malware and then used by hackers to carry out various schemes. Read more

Microsoft, in coordination with Bitsight and others, managed to disrupt the Necurs botnet by taking control of the U.S.-based infrastructure that it has been using to conduct its malicious activities. Read more

Microsoft, along with other organizations including Bitsight, led the effort to take down Necurs, one of the largest malware botnets in the world that had infected more than 9 million computers globally. Read more