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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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Parallels Desktop 27 Adds OpenGL 4.3 Support and AI Acceleration for Apple Silicon Macs

Parallels has launched Parallels Desktop 27, the latest version of its virtualization software for Apple silicon Macs. The update expands support for demanding Windows applications, delivers improved graphics performance, and adds new AI acceleration features for developers. With the just-released Parallels Desktop 27, Parallels has introduced a new Metal-based graphics driver that provides OpenGL 4.3…

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Microsoft Warns Windows Code Signing Changes Could Affect Older Applications

Microsoft is warning IT teams and software developers to prepare for major changes to Windows code signing. Organizations that rely on hardcoded certificate checks or legacy cryptographic standards could face application failures if they do not adapt before the transition begins. Windows code-signing infrastructure is a service for digitally signing Windows components, drivers, updates, and…

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Microsoft Fixes Entra ID Flaw that Could Allow Remote Code Execution

Microsoft has patched a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory) that carries the maximum CVSS score of 10.0. The flaw could have allowed unauthenticated attackers to remotely execute malicious code over the network. Microsoft first disclosed this Entra ID vulnerability (CVE-2026-69836), reported by security engineer Robert Fitzpatrick on August…

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Microsoft to End License-Included Azure VMware Solution Sales

Microsoft is preparing to end sales of the license-included version of Azure VMware Solution (AVS), marking a significant change for organizations running VMware workloads in Azure. Starting on October 31, 2026, new customers will no longer be able to purchase AVS with VMware software licenses bundled into the service. Azure VMware Solution (AVS) is an…

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Microsoft Doubles Mailbox Storage to 100 GB for Microsoft 365 Business Users

Microsoft is giving small and medium-sized businesses more room to manage growing email volumes by doubling the mailbox storage for eligible Microsoft 365 Business users from 50 GB to 100 GB. This change began rolling out in June as part of the 2026 Microsoft 365 packaging updates. Specifically, Microsoft has recently updated mailbox storage entitlements…

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Microsoft Entra Adds Identity Governance, Cloud Sync, and Access Management Updates

Microsoft has highlighted a range of new and preview capabilities rolled out to Microsoft Entra customers in August 2026. The latest updates strengthen identity management, automate governance tasks, improve hybrid identity scenarios, and give IT admins greater control over user access. Administrators can now use a supported registry setting to automatically approve single sign-on (SSO)…

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Microsoft Says Active Directory Alone is No Longer Enough for Modern Identity Security

As organizations embrace cloud applications, hybrid work, and AI-driven services, traditional Active Directory environments are being pushed beyond the role they were originally designed to play. Microsoft is urging IT teams to modernize identity management and adopt Microsoft Entra ID to strengthen security, simplify access governance, and prepare for an increasingly cloud and AI-powered workplace….

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Microsoft Moves Cross-Tenant Calendar Sharing to Cross-Tenant Access Policies

Microsoft is changing how organizations share Free/Busy availability, MailTips, and calendar data across different Microsoft 365 tenants. This change comes as Microsoft prepares to retire Exchange Web Services (EWS), which currently supports many of these cross-tenant collaboration capabilities. Cross-Tenant Access Policy (CTAP) is a security and collaboration framework that enables organizations to control how users…

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AI ROI Grows, But Organizations Struggle to Embed Business Expertise

As AI adoption accelerates across industries, organizations are beginning to see tangible benefits from their investments. However, new research reveals that translating business expertise into AI-powered workflows remains a critical hurdle on the path to greater ROI. According to Alteryx’s 2026 IT Leader Research: The State of AI Ownership, Agents, and ROI report, most organizations…

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Exchange Server SE CU1 Delayed as Microsoft Prioritizes Security Fixes

If you’ve been wondering what happened to Exchange SE CU1, you’re not alone. Microsoft has published a new blog post explaining the delay and detailing how its increased focus on security and growing number of vulnerability fixes are affecting the way Exchange updates are developed and released. Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) is an on-premises…

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Microsoft Urges Threat Modeling to Prepare for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration

Microsoft is urging organizations to use threat modeling to discover cryptographic dependencies that could become vulnerable as quantum computing advances. The company emphasized that identifying these risks early can help businesses prepare for the shift to quantum-resistant security and avoid costly disruptions during the transition. One of the biggest challenges in transitioning to post-quantum cryptography…

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80% of Organizations Reported AI or Cybersecurity Incidents in The Past Year

As organizations rush to embrace AI, 80% experienced either a cybersecurity breach or an AI-related incident in the past year. The findings suggest that many companies are deploying AI faster than they can secure it, which leaves sensitive data and compliance efforts increasingly vulnerable. Kiteworks has just released its fifth annual Data Security and Compliance…

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