Microsoft Corp. announced today at the Black Hat USA Conference in Las Vegas the creation of a new Azure Security Lab that it believes will bolster the security of its public cloud service.
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Microsoft launches new Azure Security Lab, offering up to $300K to anyone who can hack its public cloud
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