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The Microsoft Defender ATP team is thrilled to announce public preview of Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux and a sneak peek into our mobile threat defense capabilities for Android and iOS!
If you’re coming to RSA Conference 2020 in San Francisco… Continue reading Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux is coming! …And a sneak peek into what’s next
Microsoft partners like Drizti and Varnish Software deliver transact-capable offers, which allow you to purchase directly from Azure Marketplace. Learn about these offers below:
HPCBOX: HPC Cluster for OpenFOAM: HPCBOX by Drizti provide… Continue reading New transactable offers from Drizti and Varnish Software in Azure Marketplace
In this day and age, work doesn’t always take place in an office space. Information workers are expected to stay connected to their files on the go, whether they are traveling to a client’s location, meeting a customer at a café or working remotely.
Al… Continue reading Expanding the Fluent design to OneDrive for Android
How do your apps identify themselves to the cloud resources you are using?
This is one of the most important considerations when building a cloud-native app. Ideally, your app should run in all phases of development (dev, test, and prod, for exa… Continue reading Authentication and the Azure SDK
By Anya Novicheva | Program Manager, Microsoft Endpoint Manager
With the release of macOS Catalina 10.15, Apple has introduced system extensions that are currently working alongside kernel extensions on the device. Apple also announced that with… Continue reading Support Tip: Using system extensions instead of kernel extensions for macOS Catalina 10.15 in Intune
It’s been a few months since we announced changes we will be making to Exchange Online to improve security.
We’re pleased to provide an update today and to try and answer some of the questions we’ve received since that post. We do understand a change l… Continue reading Basic Auth and Exchange Online – February 2020 Update
I’m thrilled to announce limited preview of automatic sensitivity labeling in Office apps using built-in classifiers. As part of this preview, the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center will allow you to create sensitivity labels and corresponding automatic o… Continue reading Announcing automatic labeling in Office Apps using built-in classifiers – Limited Preview
<Posting on behalf of Bruce Cullen from Cookdown>
Have you ever spent hours tuning a group in SCOM, only to discover several other groups need tuning exactly the same way? Or want to migrate your existing tuning from an old version of SCOM to you… Continue reading Finally! Alert Tuning for SCOM solved