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Device Inventory – The evolution of the endpoint view
Over the course of the last 12 months, we have released several new features within Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. This has enhanced the functionality of the solution and provided… Continue reading Device Inventory – The evolution of the endpoint view
It’s the #SWAanniversary!It’s hard to believe that it was just under a year ago that this announcement happened – telling us Azure Static Web Apps was generally available! :party_popper:
A turnkey service for modern full-stack… Continue reading Join Us For the Azure Static Web Apps Anniversary Event!
Microsoft has released security updates (SUs) for vulnerabilities found in:
Exchange Server 2013
Exchange Server 2016
Exchange Server 2019
IMPORTANT: Starting with this release of Security Updates, we are releasing updates in a self-extracting a… Continue reading Released: May 2022 Exchange Server Security Updates
Inbox apps are essential to the overall Windows experience, and we know how important these apps are to so many of your daily workflows. Over the past several months, we’ve updated many of these apps to match the new design of Windows 11 while also
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Keeping your Exchange servers up-to-date (and keeping your infrastructure up-to-date) is more important than ever. That’s why we recommend that customers always install the latest Exchange Server updates. We know that updating software can be burdensom… Continue reading New Exchange Server Security Update and Hotfix Packaging
We’ve reached yet another milestone in Excel for the web: Power Query Refresh is now generally available for queries sourcing data from the current workbook and anonymous OData feeds.
By far one of the most popular requests we have receive… Continue reading New in Excel for the web: Power Query Refresh is now generally available for selected data sources
On May 22, 1990, Microsoft Solitaire first made its way to Windows 3.0. Thirty-two years later, the classic card game is the most played video game of all time and has a dedicated team that is passionate about keeping the fun alive for many years to
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A compromise recovery, in general, means that we are implementing several years of work in cybersecurity in only six weeks. It is intense, and it changes how administrators work and how systems break. The main goals are to take back control, keep that control, and add this mindset to the customer.
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