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Above Security joins Microsoft startup program

Technology · First reported 4 Nov, 14:00 · Updated 14:13

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Above Security says it has joined Microsoft for Startups Pegasus, an invite-only program connecting selected B2B startups with Microsoft’s customer network. The company says its platform will use Microsoft product signals to investigate insider-risk alerts and draft Purview policies for administrator approval. The supplied coverage is a company press release, not independent reporting.

  • Above Security announced it joined Microsoft for Startups Pegasus, which connects selected B2B startups with Microsoft’s global customer network.
  • The company says its platform combines Microsoft security and workplace activity signals into investigations, then drafts Purview data-loss-prevention policies for an administrator to approve.
  • The release describes Above Security’s capabilities and program participation; it does not include independent verification or customer results. [519060fc-5f95-4a12-b7f0-99ed2f546768
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Announcement
Above Security said it joined Microsoft for Startups Pegasus.
Program
Pegasus is described as an invite-only program connecting selected B2B startups with Microsoft’s global customer network.
Policy workflow
Above drafts Purview DLP policies from confirmed incidents; an administrator must approve them.
ISACA figures cited
The release says 59% of digital trust professionals ranked AI-driven cyber threats and deepfakes as their top 2026 concern; 41% cited keeping pace with AI-driven change as their biggest professional challenge.

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