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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 Addresses Graph PowerShell SDK Compatibility Issue Affecting Azure Runbooks

Microsoft has identified compatibility issues between Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK version 2.26.1 and Azure Runbooks, particularly when using PowerShell 7.2. To address the problem, the company plans to introduce support for PowerShell 7.4 in Azure Runbooks through an upcoming update. The Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK is a collection of cmdlets designed to interact with Microsoft…

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Rising Cyber Threats Fuel 12.2% Growth in Global Cybersecurity Spending

Researchers predict that global cybersecurity spending will grow by 12.2% by 2025, driven by the escalating frequency and sophistication of cyber threats. According to new IDC research, this upward trend will continue, with investments expected to reach $377 billion by 2028 as organizations double down on digital defense strategies. In the Worldwide Security Spending Guide,…

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Cloud Computing

Microsoft SecOps Gets Multiple Workspace and Tenant Support in Public Preview

Microsoft has rolled out multi-workspace for multi-tenant support to its Unified Security Operations (SecOps) Platform. This new capability is now available in public preview for commercial customers. Microsoft’s Unified SecOps Platform integrates the capabilities of Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Security Exposure Management, and generative AI into a comprehensive portal. This platform enhances security…

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Microsoft Defender XDR Boosts Security with New AI Attack Disruption Capabilities

Microsoft has announced new automatic attack disruption features for its Defender XDR solution. These enhancements are designed to quickly detect and contain compromised devices before attackers can spread across the enterprise network. The automatic attack disruption feature uses AI and threat intelligence to quickly identify and contain ongoing cyberattacks. It isolates compromised devices and blocks…

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Network Security

Microsoft Defender for Identity Integrates with PAM Solutions to Strengthen Privileged Account Security

Microsoft’s Defender for Identity now supports integration with popular Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions, allowing better oversight of accounts with elevated permissions. This update helps organizations to enhance detection and response capabilities for privileged identities. Microsoft Defender for Identity is a cloud-based security tool that helps organizations protect their identities by monitoring and analyzing user…

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April 2025 Patch Tuesday Update Breaks Windows Hello Login — Here’s What You Can Do to Fix It

Last Update: Apr 11, 2025

Microsoft is currently investigating a newly discovered bug with Windows Hello in Windows 11. The company confirmed that this issue may block users from logging in with facial recognition after installing the April 2025 Patch Tuesday updates. Windows Hello is an authentication feature that first launched with Windows 10 back in 2015. It allows users…

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Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Boosts Enterprise AI with Copilot in Azure Release

Microsoft has made Copilot in Azure generally available for commercial users. The company has also added Meta’s Llama 4 models to Azure AI Foundry and Azure Databricks. Microsoft launched Copilot in Azure in public preview in May 2024. This new AI-powered tool allows customers to manage, optimize, and troubleshoot Azure services and infrastructure. They can…

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Windows 11 2022 Update

Microsoft’s April 2025 Patch Tuesday Updates Fix Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability

Microsoft released the April 2025 Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 yesterday. This month, Microsoft fixed more than 120 security vulnerabilities, with one of them already being exploited by attackers. On the quality and experience updates front, Microsoft released a new patch (KB5055523) for Windows 11 version 24H2. The latest update addresses…

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Microsoft Teams Devices Get New Policy to Block DCF Authentication Risks

Microsoft has rolled out a new managed policy for Microsoft Teams devices. This policy is aimed at strengthening the security of accounts that use Device Code Flow (DCF) authentication. Device Code Flow (DCF) authentication is a method used for devices with limited input capabilities or that don’t have a browser. It involves the device generating…

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Microsoft Delays WSUS Driver Sync Deprecation Indefinitely Following Customer Feedback

Microsoft has indefinitely postponed the retirement of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) driver synchronization following customer feedback. The company announced yesterday that it will continue supporting the feature to help ease concerns around update management disruptions. Microsoft first announced plans to deprecate WSUS driver synchronization back in June 2024. This service allows administrators to manage…

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Security

Microsoft Outlook to Enforce Stricter Email Authentication Rules for High-Volume Senders

Microsoft is set to roll out stricter security measures for high-volume email senders in Outlook, targeting domains that send over 5,000 messages daily. The new rules aim to boost email authentication and crack down on spam, spoofing, and phishing threats. What are the new email security requirements coming to Microsoft Outlook? Starting on May 5,…

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Microsoft to Raise Prices for On-Premises Server Products in July

Microsoft has announced a price hike for its on-premises server products starting July 2025, which will impact organizations that continue to use traditional infrastructure. The increase will affect key offerings like Exchange Server SE, Skype for Business SE, and SharePoint Server. Microsoft is raising the prices of its on-premises server products to support ongoing maintenance,…

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