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Today, I worked on a service request that our customer needs to add the IP of Azure SQL node that is executing any elastic query.
We have the following situation:
In the server $serverSource and database $DbSource we have a table c… Continue reading Lesson Learned #204: Elastic Query and firewall issues
Today, I worked on a service request that our customer wanted to confirm if effectively they are using redirect connection policy.
Answering this question, we need to know the following terms:
Redirect means that the application will use … Continue reading Lesson Learned #203: How can I know that my connection is using Redirect connectivity policy?
We want to invite our technical community to join us at the Microsoft Security Hub at Bespoke Westfield San Francisco Centre to start your week at RSA Conference 2022 on Sunday, June 5, 2022. There will be information, networking opportunities, and exc… Continue reading Join Microsoft Security at RSA 2022 Conference in San Francisco
Overview
“Impossible travel” is one of the most basic anomaly detections used to indicate that a user is compromised. The logic behind impossible travel is simple. If the same user connects from two different countries and the time between those connec… Continue reading Detecting and Remediating Impossible Travel
Managing false positives should be easy
In the previous blog we talked about some of the key steps we took to make the quarantined experience simpler for our end users and admins. Here in part two, we will be highlighting additional features we’re intr… Continue reading Simplifying the Quarantine Experience – Part Two
In this episode of Data Exposed: SQL Insider Series, Laura Grob and Anna Hoffman will take a look at how you can restore an Azure SQL DB database from the long-term retention (LTR) backups when the logical server and online database have been deleted.
… Continue reading SQL Insider Series: Restoring a backup from LTR in Azure SQL DB | Data Exposed
Graham, a 12-year-old boy who lives in Kansas, has a neurological condition that renders him unable to read or write. But, thanks to How Windows speech-to-text and other tools can help address educational inequity appeared first on Windows Experience Blog.
Continue reading How Windows speech-to-text and other tools can help address educational inequity
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, 21,957 vulnerabilities were published in 2021 alone. The challenge facing customers when securing their environments begins with the sheer volume and complexity of vulnerabilities and mis… Continue reading Announcing Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management in public preview