ITSM Connector for Azure is now generally available
We are happy to announce that the IT Service Management Connector (ITSMC) for Azure is now generally available.
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Comprehensive monitoring for Azure Site Recovery now generally available
A new, intuitive and simplified monitoring experience for Azure Site Recovery is now available through the Azure portal. -
Keeping your environment secure with Update Management
Update Management allows you to manage updates and patches for your machines. -
Last week in Azure: New visual tools for Data Factory, and more
If you were too busy writing code, attending meetings, or enjoying some time away from work, here’s an overview of what you may have missed in Azure last week: new visual tools for Azure Data Factory v2, IoT extension for Azure CLI 2. -
Serious about cloud security? Check out this new training on Azure Security Center
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Open AI ecosystem advances as Preferred Network adds Chainer support to ONNX AI Format
In September we introduced the Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX) format Microsoft co-created to increase interoperability and reduce friction for developing and deploying AI. -
How Azure Security Center helps analyze attacks using Investigation and Log Search
Every second counts when you are under attack. -
Azure Data Factory: Visual Tools enabled in public preview
ADF v2 public preview was announced at Microsoft Ignite on Sep 25, 2017. -
Last week in Azure: WAF integrates with Azure Security Center, and more
The first full work week of 2018 was a light week for new Azure functionality. -
Announcing the extension of Azure IP Advantage to Azure Stack
Azure IP Advantage now covers workloads deployed to Azure Stack. -
Azure Security Center and Microsoft Web Application Firewall Integration
Web applications are increasingly becoming targets of attacks such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection and application DDoS. -
Last week in Azure: Securing Azure infrastructure from CPU vulnerability, and more
Last week in Azure started 2018 with addressing a far-reaching security vulnerability at the CPU level, new developer tools for big data, tech content, and more.
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