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Rabia has a master's degree in Software Engineering and she has years of experience writing professionally about Microsoft products and other technologies. Rabia has also written for OnMSFT.com as well as Windows Report. She is always up to date on the latest trends in the IT Industry and has done extensive research in the data science industry.

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Confidential Live Migration Enables Secure Azure VM Transfers without Reboots

Microsoft is enhancing cloud security and reliability with Confidential Live Migration for Azure. This new feature is designed to enable live migration of confidential virtual machines without compromising security and privacy safeguards. Confidential computing strengthens security by isolating data in protected hardware environments, but this added protection has made routine maintenance tasks more disruptive. While…

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Project Solara Brings Android-Based OS for AI Agents With Cross-Device Deployment

Microsoft has recently announced Project Solara, a new Android-based operating system designed to run AI agents rather than traditional apps. This platform aims to power a new generation of intelligent enterprise devices that enable adaptive, agent-driven experiences that work seamlessly across different form factors and workplace environments. Project Solara is developed by Microsoft’s Applied Sciences…

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How Microsoft Execution Containers Define Boundaries for AI Agents

Microsoft has announced Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC), a new security-focused execution layer for AI agents, at its annual Build developer conference. MXC is available on Windows and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), allowing organizations to define and enforce strict boundaries around agent actions and resource access. Microsoft highlighted that as AI agents become more capable…

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Microsoft Scout: Autonomous AI Agent with Enterprise Security Controls

Microsoft has introduced Scout at its Build 2026 developer conference, which is an always-on AI agent designed to act as a personal digital coworker. Unlike traditional assistants, Scout can autonomously complete tasks across Microsoft 365 applications, helping users streamline their work with minimal manual intervention. Microsoft Scout connects with apps like Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, and…

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Build 2026: Organizations Can Unlock Enterprise Intelligence with Microsoft IQ

Microsoft has made Microsoft IQ generally available across GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Foundry, and Copilot Studio. Alongside the announcement, the company announced a new family of in-house AI models and platform enhancements aimed at making enterprise AI smarter, more secure, and easier to manage at scale. Microsoft IQ is a unified intelligence layer that connects AI,…

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Build 2026: Microsoft Announces Surface RTX Spark Dev Box For Local AI Development on Windows 11

Microsoft has just announced updates to make Windows a trusted platform for AI development. Among the announcements was the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, a developer-focused device designed to run advanced AI models and workloads locally with high performance. Microsoft’s Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is designed for tasks like training AI models, running complex…

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Build 2026: Microsoft’s MDASH Update Adds Defender Integration to Improve Vulnerability Detection

Microsoft has announced a new update to MDASH that enhances vulnerability detection accuracy and introduces native integration with Microsoft Defender to streamline security operations. The company is also expanding the public preview to a broader group of commercial customers. The Microsoft Security multi-model agentic scanning harness (MDASH) is an AI‑powered vulnerability detection system designed to…

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Microsoft Intune Update Simplifies Device Enrollment, App Deployment, and Certificate Management

Microsoft’s May Intune update introduces several enhancements designed to make endpoint management more streamlined, secure, and efficient. The release delivers improved device onboarding, stronger Android and macOS management capabilities, clearer reporting, and new automation features that help IT teams reduce administrative overhead. Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Personal Work Profile Android Management…

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Microsoft Announces Surface Laptop Ultra with Arm-Based RTX Spark for AI & Creative Workloads

Microsoft has announced the Surface Laptop Ultra, which is powered by Nvidia’s new Arm-based RTX Spark chip. The premium AI-focused laptop is set to begin shipping in Fall 2026 alongside a new wave of devices featuring the new RTX Spark chip. The Surface Laptop Ultra is built around a high‑performance hardware platform designed for demanding…

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Microsoft Entra ID SSPR to Require Registered Authentication Methods for Password Reset

Microsoft is strengthening password reset security in Microsoft Entra ID with a major update to its Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) process. Commercial customers are now being notified that only explicitly registered authentication methods will be accepted for identity verification. Microsoft Entra ID Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) is a feature that allows users to reset or…

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Cloud Computing

Windows Server 2016 Bug Affects Domain Controller Lookup

Microsoft has acknowledged a new issue in Windows Server 2016 where domain controller discovery may fail after installing the May 2026 KB5087537 security update. The problem specifically affects Windows Server machines with certain hostname conditions, which disrupt critical network and administrative functions. Domain controller lookup is a process in Active Directory that allows a computer…

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Microsoft Makes Hotpatching Enabled by Azure Arc Free For Windows Server 2025

Keeping servers secure has long meant disruptive restarts, but Microsoft is changing that approach with a major update. With Windows Server 2025, hotpatching enabled by Azure Arc is now available at no additional cost, allowing organizations to apply critical security fixes in real time without interrupting operations. Hotpatching is a feature that allows security updates…

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