Microsoft security cuts hundreds of people

On July 16, as the world's largest provider of cybersecurity software, it is comprehensively reorganizing its security business segment to make full use of companies 'general anxiety about AI-driven hacking attacks to seize market opportunities. Hayet Garlot, who officially took over Microsoft's security business in February this year, has taken the lead in deploying more team resources and focusing on developing various AI security products. In order to promote the transformation of the company's security system and artificial intelligence, Microsoft's new security chief Hayet Garlot has replaced at least eight executives who reported to former security chief Charlie Bell. At the same time, Microsoft's security department has laid off hundreds of people. (TheInformation)