Microsoft, Nvidia, and Anthropic seal a multibillion-dollar AI pact, scaling Claude on Azure with Nvidia chips to bring frontier models to more enterprises.
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Microsoft, Nvidia, and Anthropic seal a multibillion-dollar AI pact, scaling Claude on Azure with Nvidia chips to bring frontier models to more enterprises.
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KnowBe4, the platform that comprehensively addresses human and agentic AI risk management, today announced its inclusion in the Microsoft Security Store Partner Ecosystem. KnowBe4 was selected based on their proven experience with Microsoft Security technologies, willingness to explore and provide feedback on cutting edge functionality, and close relationship with Microsoft.
“We are honoured to be a launch partner for the Microsoft Security Store Partner Ecosystem, which reinforces our commitment to providing customers with seamless, integrated security offerings,” said Stuart Clark, senior vice president of product management, KnowBe4. “This collaboration enables us to deliver our world-class human and agentic AI risk management platform directly through Microsoft’s trusted marketplace. KnowBe4’s AI powered human risk management in combination with Microsoft Security offerings allows our customers to build a robust cyber defence in depth strategy. This partnership exemplifies how the collective expertise within Microsoft’s network drives better security outcomes for businesses of all sizes.”
“The Microsoft Security Store is designed to simplify and strengthen how organisations approach cybersecurity. By offering a curated selection of trusted solutions and AI agents, we help Security and IT teams quickly find, purchase, and deploy technologies that integrate seamlessly with Microsoft Security. With simplified billing, streamlined deployment, and verified integrations, the Security Store empowers defenders to accelerate their response, improve their security posture, and focus on what matters most.” -Dorothy Li, corporate vice president, Security Copilot, Ecosystem and Marketplace, Microsoft.
KnowBe4 is collaborating with Microsoft to help shape the development of the Microsoft Security Store, providing feedback on new features, integration experiences, and customer needs. By publishing certified offerings and AI agents that integrate seamlessly with Microsoft Security products, KnowBe4 is making it easier for organisations to discover, purchase, and deploy trusted security technologies. Through the Security Store, KnowBe4 is helping customers accelerate their security outcomes and simplify operations with products that are vetted, easy to deploy, and designed to work together.
The Microsoft Security Store is setting a new benchmark for cybersecurity procurement and deployment. By centralising a wide range of security solutions and AI agents—organisations can now streamline how they discover, acquire, and operationalise advanced security technologies. With features like industry framework alignment, simplified billing, and guided deployment, the Security Store helps security teams reduce complexity, accelerate adoption, and maximise the value of their security investment.
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The Cipher Brief's Special Report on Nat Sec EDGE 2025
The Nat Sec EDGE 2025 conference took place June 5–6, 2025 in Austin, Texas.
Foreword
The 2025 Nat Sec EDGE Conference brought together a diverse coalition of leaders from government, industry, investment, and innovation to confront a shared reality: America’s national security advantage is eroding-and our ability to adapt at speed will determine the outcome of future conflicts.
Across two days of discussions, senior officials, technologists, operators, and investors delivered a clear message: the U.S. is engaged in an unprecedented strategic competition with near-peer adversaries who are moving faster, with fewer constraints, in an effort to achieve dominance in emerging domains. While the U.S. still holds an innovation edge, our traditional systems for acquisition, classification, and risk management are too slow, too fragmented, and too siloed to respond to the velocity of today’s threats.
What emerged from this gathering in Austin, TX was not just urgency-but clarity. The U.S. needs a new model for national security innovation-one built around speed, trust, integration, and mission-first execution. This means enabling “new primes” that can move at the pace of technology, equipping the defense industrial base with secure pathways to scale, and empowering operators and decision-makers with the tools to bridge policy, procurement, and operational need.
It also means recognizing that the problem is no longer technological- it’s sociological. The innovation exists. The capital exists. The threat is clear. What’s missing are the connective tissues: the incentives, partnerships, and trust frameworks that can accelerate solutions from concept to deployment.
This report captures the most critical messages and moments from Nat Sec EDGE. It is intended as both a record and a roadmap-for those shaping the future of American security.
Suzanne Kelly, Brad Christian, Ethan Masucol and Connor Curfman contributed to this report.
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