HITRUST announces a major update to its Cyber Threat Adaptive engine in collaboration with Microsoft.

The update enhances CSF updates with advanced AI, integration with Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service and Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence.

A shift to high frequency analysis will improve the information provided in HITRUST assessments and threat bulletins.

The collaboration aims to keep pace with the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape.

HITRUST's Trust Report shows less than 1% of certified environments were breached in the past 2 years, crediting its control set and Cyber Threat Adaptive engine.

The enhancements are designed to deliver immediate insights into vulnerabilities and guidance for mitigation.

The initiative also sets the stage for future tools aimed at detailed control assessments for specific threats.

Both HITRUST and Microsoft emphasize their commitment to advancing cybersecurity intelligence and technology.