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Profile of Charlie Bell, who leads Microsoft's 10,000-person security engineering organization, as the company passes $15B annual revenue from security products

GeekWire Todd Bishop

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  • @maryjofoley Mary Jo Foley on x
    Excellent read about Microsoft's security challenges and how it hopes to balance making products more secure with profiting from security by @toddbishop at Geekwire: https://www.geekwire.com/...
  • @toddbishop @toddbishop on x
    The hiring of Charlie Bell to lead Microsoft's new security engineering organization is the latest step in the Redmond tech giant's long and complicated relationship with cybersecurity, and the start of an effort to address what Sa...https://www.linkedin.com/ ... https://www.geek…
  • @gossithedog Kevin Beaumont on x
    This is a really good piece on Charlie Bell joining Microsoft. I'm excited to see what Charlie can do, and I think putting him in that place with that oversight is a smart move. I could see ‘security’ was fragmented at MS: it needs somebody turning stones and fresh perspective. h…
  • @arekfurt Brian on x
    Great article here on the conflict between Microsoft's role as a software provider with a basic responsibility to make its products reasonably secure and its role as the heavyweight in an industry that profits heavily from the presence of security weaknesses in MS products. https…