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On Wednesday, May 13th, at 12 noon eastern, Microsoft’s Craig Eidelman and Pete Anello walked us through securing Microsoft Teams. This CollabCast with Sam Brown included the following, as a follow-up to Craig’s Getting Started with Securing Micr… Continue reading Microsoft Teams Security CollabCast Recording and Resources
To help customers deploy quick and effective security training to their remote workforce, we are announcing the availability of the Microsoft Cybersecurity Awareness Kit.
The post Empowering your remote workforce with end-user security awareness appear… Continue reading Empowering your remote workforce with end-user security awareness
Secured-core PCs provide customers with Windows 10 systems that come configured from OEMs with a set of hardware, firmware, and OS features enabled by default, mitigating Thunderspy and any similar attacks that rely on malicious DMA.
The post Secured-c… Continue reading Secured-core PCs help customers stay ahead of advanced data theft
Like every year before the Microsoft build event, the IoT team is heads down putting the final touches to big releases, announcements and great content.
This year, you will not have to come to us, but we will come to you!
Microsoft Build 2020 is a free… Continue reading IoT at Microsoft Build 2020
MLOps is Not Enough
The Need for an End-to-End Data Science Lifecycle Process
If you’ve ever worked on (or with) a data science team, you know that consistently delivering value can be frustrating (to put it nicely). There are so many places whe… Continue reading MLOps is Not Enough
Surface tools that assist IT admins with core security, management, and diagnostic tasks have been updated with support for Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2.
Updated tools include:
Surface Data Eraser. Allows you to perform a secure wipe of all data fr… Continue reading Surface tools updated with support for Surface Book 3 & Surface Go 2
Sometimes when you need data for your reporting you have to ingest and store it, here are two recent use cases that do that, they get Teams and Azure Sentinel Incident data and keep the data within a workspace, to query:
Protec… Continue reading Using the Sentinel API to view data in a Workbook
Hello again and welcome to the 4th, and final, part of our “Demystifying attack surface reduction rules” blog series!
The objective of this last blog post is to shed some light on how to approach a migration from a 3rd party Host Intrusion Preve… Continue reading Demystifying attack surface reduction rules – Part 4