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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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Microsoft Announces Updates to Entra IAM

Microsoft has released a detailed roundup of all the new features and enhancements introduced in Microsoft Entra from April to June 2025. A key highlight is the new Entra Agent ID feature, which allows organizations to better control how agents interact with data, systems, and users Security improvements In November, Microsoft will add support for…

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Microsoft Confirms Intune Bug Affecting Custom Security Baseline Settings

Microsoft is investigating a new bug in its Intune endpoint management software that causes custom security baseline settings to be lost during the update process. The Microsoft Intune support team acknowledged this issue on July 1. In Microsoft Intune, security baselines are collections of recommended security settings designed by Microsoft to help organizations quickly implement…

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Cloud Computing

Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) is Here — And it Changes Everything for IT Teams

Microsoft has officially launched Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) for commercial customers. This new release adopts a subscription-based model, departing from the traditional versioned approach to deliver continuous updates and long-term support. Microsoft first announced details about the Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) back in May 2024. This new subscription-based version of Exchange Server is…

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Microsoft Partners with 1Password to Enhance Passkey Support in Windows 11

Microsoft is strengthening passkey support in Windows 11 as part of its ongoing shift away from traditional passwords toward more secure, phishing-resistant authentication. A new partnership with 1Password allows users to seamlessly sync and manage passkeys directly within Windows 11. A passkey is a modern, secure way to log into apps and websites without using…

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New Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Tool Could Save Your Inbox from Email Bombing

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 has introduced a new security feature designed to protect users from email-bombing attacks. This new capability started rolling out in late June, and it’s expected to hit general availability by the end of this month. An email bombing attack is a type of cyberattack where a target’s inbox is flooded…

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Microsoft Intune Gets Enhanced Application Protection Policies

Microsoft has rolled out enhanced application protection policies in Microsoft Intune. Application protection policies (APP) are designed to help protect corporate data within mobile apps, especially in Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) scenarios. MAM SDK adoption grows with 126 supported apps Microsoft has released the Mobile Application Management Software Development Kit (MAM SDK). This release…

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Microsoft 365 Direct Send Feature is Letting Hackers Steal Credentials — Are You at Risk?

Security researchers have discovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that exploits Microsoft 365’s Direct Send feature, allowing attackers to send deceptive emails without authentication to steal user credentials. Since May 2025, this technique has targeted over 70 organizations across multiple industries in the U.S., posing a significant threat to enterprise email security. In Exchange Online, the…

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Critical Vulnerabilities Expose Hundreds of Brother Printers to Remote Attacks

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered critical vulnerabilities that affected hundreds of home and enterprise printers from the hardware manufacturer Brother. Security firm Rapid7 found that eight security flaws are affecting multifunction printers. Specifically, Rapid7 researchers have found eight serious vulnerabilities that affected 689 models of Brother devices, including printers, scanners, and label makers. These flaws also…

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Microsoft Boosts Windows 11 Resilience with New Recovery and Security Tools

Microsoft announced this morning the latest advancements in its Windows Resiliency Initiative (WRI). The company has detailed new tools to support resiliency on the Windows platform, including quick machine recovery, Microsoft Connected Cache, and more. Last year, Microsoft announced the Windows Resiliency Initiative (WRI) as a strategic effort to embed resilience and security directly into…

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Microsoft Enables Hotpatching by Default for New Windows Quality Update Policies

Microsoft has announced that the hotpatching feature is now enabled by default for all new Windows quality update policies created through Microsoft Intune. This new feature should help organizations improve security compliance and reduce downtime for Windows devices. Hotpatching is a Windows update feature that allows certain updates (especially security patches) to be applied without…

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Microsoft Defender for Identity Gets Domain-Based Scoping to Streamline SOC Monitoring

Microsoft Defender for Identity now supports domain-based scoping for Active Directory (AD) in public preview. This new feature allows SOC analysts to selectively define which AD domains fall within their monitoring scope to enhance focus and reduce noise. As organizations expand, their identity environments become increasingly complex, making it harder for security teams to manage…

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Organizations Can Now Sign Up for Windows 10 Extended Security Updates

Microsoft has announced updates to its Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. Starting today, organizations can enroll through the Microsoft Volume Licensing Program, with enrollment via Cloud Service Providers opening on September 1. Microsoft plans to end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After this date, the company will no longer provide…

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