Unified labeling AIP scanner preview brings scaling out and more!

Since its release, the Azure Information Protection scanner has been adopted by many different types of customers. For example, some small businesses have deployed single scanners to address all their data at rest, others deployed a few machines in dif… Continue reading Unified labeling AIP scanner preview brings scaling out and more!

Interim guidance on time zone updates for Norfolk Island, Australia

Microsoft is aware of the upcoming time zone change for the Norfolk Island, Australia.
 

Daylight saving time (DST) in Norfolk Island, Australia will start at 02:00 on the first Sunday in October of the current year — that is, October 6… Continue reading Interim guidance on time zone updates for Norfolk Island, Australia

7 apps you can build using the Microsoft Graph Security API!

Most modern organizations rely on a plethora of security solutions to execute defense-in-depth strategy. While these solutions are needed to cover all the gaps, they can add a lot of complexity via point integrations. The Microsoft Graph Security API o… Continue reading 7 apps you can build using the Microsoft Graph Security API!

Announcing availability of an updated Page Diagnostics Tool for SharePoint

Today we’re pleased to announce availability of the next release of the Page Diagnostics Tool for SharePoint (Version 2.0.1) which now includes the ability to assess modern and classic SharePoint pages in SharePoint Online.
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Lifecycle Services – September 2019 (Release 2) release notes

The Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS) team is happy to announce the immediate availability of the release notes for LCS (September 2019, release 2) Database backup assets limited to Project Owners and Environment Managers Based on feedback from our customers (that’s you) we have restricted access to the Database backups section of the project asset

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Introducing HP Elite Dragonfly—the ultralight PC designed for the mobile workforce

The HP Elite Dragonfly is designed for mobile business professionals who need to move freely between conference rooms, campuses, airports, rideshares, and wherever work strikes.

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HCI, IR and the search for better search with Dr. Susan Dumais

Episode 90, September 18, 2019 – Dr. Susan Dumais knows you have things to do, and if you need help finding stuff to get them done (and you probably do) then her long and illustrious career in search technologies has been worth it. Situated firmly in Louis Pasteur’s quadrant of the research grid (the square where you answer “yes” to both the quest for fundamental understanding and use-based applications) the Microsoft Technical Fellow, and Deputy Lab Director of MSR AI, has made finding information the focus of her career, and has probably made your life a little more productive in the process.
Today, Dr. Dumais tells us how the landscape of information retrieval has evolved over the past twenty years; reminds us that queries don’t fall from the sky but are grounded in the context of real people, real events and real time; talks about her current interest in non-web-based search (or how I can easily put my hands on my own digital belongings) and reveals what apples and Michael Jordan have in common with search research.

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