Microsoft is countering cyberattacks against Ukraine but keeping quiet about its Russian business


A file photo of the offices of the Microsoft company at night, in Moscow. With offices in both Ukraine and Russia, Microsoft said on Feb 28 it is taking steps to protect its employees, support humanitarian aid, stop the spread of state-sponsored disinformation, and safeguard customers and countries from cyberattacks. The same day, Microsoft declined to answer questions on how – or if – it would make changes to its operations in Russia. — Zuma Press/TNS

Microsoft is working with Ukraine to counter cyberattacks, but the company is stopping short of detailing any changes to its business operations in Russia.

With offices in both countries, Microsoft said on Feb 28 it is taking steps to protect its employees, support humanitarian aid, stop the spread of state-sponsored disinformation, and safeguard customers and countries from cyberattacks. The same day, Microsoft declined to answer questions on how – or if – it would make changes to its operations in Russia.

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