With its security business continuing to surge, Microsoft is ‘taking share across all major categories we serve’ in the cybersecurity market, CEO Satya Nadella said this week. ARTICLE TITLE HERE As Microsoft has evolved into a juggernaut of the cybersecurity industry in recent years, it’s clearly had some help. In a blog post Wednesday, one of Microsoft’s top cybersecurity executives, Vasu Jakkal, pointed out that the company’s security business is surging thanks in part to the work of a lot of partners — more than 15,000 at present. On Tuesday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella disclosed on the company’s quarterly earnings call that its security business revenue passed the $20 billion mark during the prior 12 months. That’s up from $15 billion — the size of the annual Microsoft security business as disclosed in January 2022 — and $10 billion in January 2021. While Microsoft CFO Amy Hood on Tuesday blamed a “slowdown in growth of new business” for constraining the company’s revenue in several businesses during its fiscal second quarter, which ended Dec. 31, demand for the Microsoft security portfolio is undoubtedly a bright spot. Advertisement And partners deserve their share of the credit, Jakkal noted. Amid surpassing the […]
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