CISA and NSA Release Guidance on Microsoft Exchange Server Security
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CISA and NSA have issued new guidance to enhance security for Microsoft Exchange Servers following a surge in attacks exploiting vulnerabilities, particularly CVE-2025-53786. This advisory is part of a broader effort involving multiple countries to protect organizations still using outdated or misconfigured Exchange Server versions, especially after Microsoft ended support for certain versions on October 14, 2025.
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