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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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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Announces New Capabilities to Make Windows More Secure and Resilient

Microsoft is strengthening Windows security and resilience to help organizations mitigate risks and prepare for an AI-driven future. These updates align with the Secure Future Initiative and emphasize trust, privacy, and enterprise-grade controls. Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) APIs in Windows provide encryption algorithms designed to withstand future quantum attacks that could break traditional cryptography. These APIs…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Brings Copilot and AI Agents to Windows 11 Taskbar

At its Ignite 2025 this morning, Microsoft announced new features to help users access and manage AI agents on Windows 11. One of these updates is a new Ask Copilot on the taskbar experience that provides quick access to Microsoft 365 Copilot, agents, and Windows Search. With one-click access from the taskbar, users can leverage…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Expands Agent Mode Across PowerPoint, Excel, and Word

Microsoft is kicking off its Ignite 2025 conference this morning, and the company announced several updates for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Microsoft said that 90% of the Fortune 500 now use Microsoft 365 Copilot, and these new capabilities are designed to help every organization become a Frontier Firm, one that is human-led and agent-operated. Agent Mode…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Teams Agents Now Support Third-Party Apps and Agents

Microsoft Teams is once again getting a couple of new updates at the company’s annual Ignite conference for IT pros. This morning, Microsoft announced that agents in Teams channels have added support for third-party apps and agents through Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. MCP acts as a bridge that allows agents to exchange context and…

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Ignite 2025: New Security Copilot Agents Boost Threat Detection and Compliance

Microsoft has launched twelve new Security Copilot agents in preview in Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Intune, and Microsoft Purview. The company has also introduced over 30 new partner agents that are designed to offer end-to-end protection to organizations. Security Copilot is an AI-powered cybersecurity assistant designed to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Agent 365 – A Unified Governance Framework for Enterprise AI Agents

At its Ignite 2025 conference for IT Pros, Microsoft put the spotlight on how AI agents are rapidly reshaping the way businesses operate, driving automation and collaboration at an unprecedented scale. With Microsoft Agent 365, organizations gain a unified control plane to securely manage, govern, and integrate these agents into their existing workflows. According to…

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Ignite 2025: Windows 365 for Agents, AI-Enabled Cloud PCs Launch in Preview

Microsoft is launching Windows 365 for Agents and Windows 365 Cloud PCs in public preview today. These new features are designed to help organizations scale AI-driven workflows securely across devices and cloud environments. Windows 365 for Agents allows AI agents to run on secure, policy-controlled Cloud PCs streamed from the Microsoft Cloud. It’s designed for…

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Ignite 2025: Azure Copilot Agents Launch in Preview for End-to-End Cloud Management

Cloud operations are evolving from manual workflows to intelligent automation. Azure Copilot now integrates agentic capabilities that streamline migration, deployment, and optimization at enterprise scale. Microsoft announced today six new agents to help IT teams streamline each stage of the cloud management lifecycle. These specialized agents are designed to handle complex tasks such as modernizing…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Edge for Business Gets New Copilot Mode and Security Features

Microsoft has detailed a couple of new features for its Edge for Business browser at its Ignite 2025 conference this morning. The first one is the new Copilot Mode, which is currently available in private preview for commercial customers. “With the addition of Copilot Mode, Edge for Business now delivers agentic, proactive and contextual intelligence,…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Defender Gets Security Tools for AI, Cloud, and Multicloud Environments

Microsoft is redefining cybersecurity with a new suite of AI-driven advancements built to shift security operations from manual workflows to a fully agentic SOC. These new capabilities enable autonomous defense that can detect and neutralize threats far faster than human teams. Microsoft has introduced four new Security Copilot agents in Microsoft Defender to enhance different…

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Ignite 2025: Microsoft Intune Adds New Copilot Agents and Enhanced Actions

Microsoft Intune is getting several new features aimed at improving endpoint security, management, and recovery. The latest update brings new Security Copilot agents, admin controls, and expanded Copilot support. Microsoft Intune’s new Security Copilot agents are designed to simplify complex workflows and enhance security by converting requirements into policies, reviewing changes proactively, and identifying devices…

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Chinese Hackers Use Claude Code AI to Hit Global Tech and Government Targets

Chinese state-sponsored threat actors have used the Claude Code AI tool to target 30 companies and government organizations. This cyber-espionage campaign primarily targeted large tech companies, government agencies, and financial institutions. According to Anthropic’s researchers, this complex espionage campaign was first identified in mid-September, and it was attributed with “high confidence” to a Chinese state-sponsored…

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