Advancing safe deployment practices
When running IT systems on-premises, you might try to ensure perfect availability by having gold-plated hardware, locking up the server room and throwing away the key.
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Backup Explorer now available in preview
Today, we are pleased to share the preview of Backup Explorer. -
Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform: trends and investment areas
At Microsoft, we’ve expanded our partnerships, including Volkswagen, LG Electronics, Faurecia, TomTom, and more, and taken the wraps off new thinking such as at CES, where we recently demonstrated our approach to in-vehicle compute and software architecture. -
Announcing the preview of Azure Shared Disks for clustered applications
This Azure-only capability enables customers to run their most IO intensive workloads, without compromising on well-known deployment patterns for failover and high availability. -
SQL Server runs best on Azure. Here’s why.
SQL Server customers that are migrating their databases to the cloud have multiple choices for their cloud destination. -
Azure Offline Backup with Azure Data Box now in preview
An ever-increasing number of enterprises, even as they adopt a hybrid IT strategy, continue to retain mission-critical data on-premises, and look towards the public cloud as an effective offsite for their backups. -
Azure Firewall Manager now supports virtual networks
Last November we introduced Microsoft Azure Firewall Manager preview for Azure Firewall policy and route management in secured virtual hubs. -
New Azure Firewall certification and features in Q1 CY2020
Today, we are excited to share several new Azure Firewall capabilities based on your top feedback items: -
Azure Security Center for IoT RSA 2020 announcements
We announced the general availability of Azure Security Center for IoT in July 2019. -
Fileless attack detection for Linux in preview
Fileless attacks exploit software vulnerabilities, inject malicious payloads into benign system processes, and hide in memory. -
A secure foundation for IoT, Azure Sphere now generally available
Today Microsoft Azure Sphere is generally available. -
Burst 4K encoding on Azure Kubernetes Service
Content creation has never been as in demand as it is today.
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