Month: August 2021

Last month, we introduced the SimuLand project to help security researchers around the world deploy lab environments to reproduce well-known attack scenarios, actively test detections, and learn more about the underlying behavior and implementation of adversary techniques. Today, we are excited to release a dataset generated from the first simulation scenario to provide security researchers with an option to access data mapped to attack behavior without deploying the full environment.

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In part two of this seven-part VM series, learn how to easily manage your Azure SQL virtual machines using the SQL IaaS Agent Extension with Pam Lahoud. Whether you are using an Azure Marketplace image or a custom image with a self-installed SQL Server… Continue reading Azure SQL VM: Automate Management with the SQL Server IaaS Agent extension (Ep. 2) | Data Exposed→

Benefits of fleet management solutions include decreased equipment downtime which increases profitability while improving driver safety and operational efficiency. At the core of understanding where “assets” are, Azure Maps reverse geocoding service ca… Continue reading Exploring Fleet Management Scenarios with Azure Maps→

This blog is part of the Change Data Capture in Azure SQL Databases Blog Series, which started with the announcement on releasing CDC in Azure SQL Databases in early June 2021. You can view the release announcement here: https://aka.ms/CDCAzureSQLDB
&n… Continue reading Using Qlik Data Integration to Stream Data Changes from a CDC-Enabled Azure SQL Database→

Hey community,
 
I am Helmut Wagensonner, a Customer Engineer at Microsoft and with today’s blog I show you, how to look behind the implementation of Powershell CMDLets.
 
Ever wondered how the Microsoft guys code their powershell Commands? E… Continue reading Disassemble Powershell Commandlets→

 
 
Every July we celebrate JulyOT here at Microsoft – a whole month where those of us who like IoT and bad puns create and share IoT projects with the world. We also love it when our communities share the projects they have built to celebra… Continue reading JulyOT Student Ambassador Projects→

Autocomplete is something we all like, right? Helps with those moments when we can’t quite remember the spelling of a word or the syntax for a command or where we’re learning something new and need some help.  I know I have plenty of those moments… Continue reading Autocomplete in PowerShell→