Microsoft says the feature is solely for security purposes and won't use chats to train AI models.
In the AI security age, responsibility for security lies on everyone in an organization, Microsoft warns.
Fake IT support pushes victims into granting hands-on access via remote management tools.
Microsoft Teams is adding AI-powered phishing detection to help keep you safe from threats.
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