Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has launched the Secure Future Initiative to revamp the company's security practices after recent cyber attacks.

The initiative focuses on six areas: identity and secret protection, tenant and system security, network defense, engineering system integrity, threat monitoring/detection, and rapid response/remediation.

Charlie Bell, Microsoft's Executive Vice President for Security, emphasized that security is now Microsoft's top priority.

Early outcomes include enforcing multifactor authentication for over a million users and removing 730,000 non-compliant apps.

Microsoft introduces passkey support for consumer accounts, enhancing security measures.

Microsoft's security overhaul demonstrates its commitment to combatting cyber threats and ensuring global digital safety.