Law Enforcement Request Report | Microsoft CSR
A subpoena or its local equivalent is required to request non-content data, and a warrant, court order, or its local equivalent, is required for content data.
Microsoft Court Orders : Useful Links
If a government wants customer data, it must follow applicable legal process. It must serve us with a warrant or court order for content, or a subpoena for subscriber ...
Microsoft said Monday it had used a court order to take control of computers that were installing ransomware and other malicious software on local government ...
When a law enforcement agency presents Microsoft with a legally valid warrant, court order or subpoena requesting data that belongs to one of ...
The judge ordered work to stop on a cloud-computing contract for the Pentagon until Amazon's legal challenge was resolved.
The software giant won a court order to seize servers used by TrickBot, a network of infected computers that could have been used to lock up ...
A Judge Ordered Microsoft to Split. Here's Why It's Still a Single Company
On June 7, 2000, the court ordered a breakup of Microsoft as its remedy. According to that judgment, Microsoft would have to be broken into two separate units, ...
REDMOND, Wash, December 23, 1997 — In court papers filed today, Microsoft said the Justice Department's latest motion before U.S. District ...
Microsoft has obtained a court order and carried out a technical action to counter Trickbot, a botnet known for distributing ransomware, ...