IT decision makers

With our new templates based configuration server deployment, you can start protecting your VMware virtual machines to Azure in under 30 minutes

We are happy to announce that the IT Service Management Connector (ITSMC) for Azure is now generally available. ITSMC provides bi-directional integration between Azure monitoring tools and your ITSM tools – ServiceNow, Provance, Cherwell, and System Center Service Manager.

A new, intuitive and simplified monitoring experience for Azure Site Recovery is now available through the Azure portal. This blog post introduces the new monitoring experience and shows you how it can help you understand your current disaster recovery posture.

Update Management allows you to manage updates and patches for your machines. With Update Management, you can quickly assess the status of available updates, schedule installation of required updates, and review deployment results to verify updates apply successfully.

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.

Security threats increase in volume and sophistication every day. And regardless of your organization’s size or the industry you’re in, Azure Security Center threat detection capabilities, alerts, and recommended fixes can give you the tangible data you need to help protect your cloud resources.

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.

Every second counts when you are under attack.

ADF v2 public preview was announced at Microsoft Ignite on Sep 25, 2017.

The first full work week of 2018 was a light week for new Azure functionality. Check out Azure Security Center and Microsoft Web Application Firewall integration, a new IoT sample solution to monitor & scale IoT Hub, new Marketplace offers, and more.

Azure IP Advantage now covers workloads deployed to Azure Stack.

Web applications are increasingly becoming targets of attacks such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection and application DDoS. Microsoft Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Azure Security Center (ASC) can help secure web applications against such vulnerabilities.