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Microsoft Previews Azure Private Link Over IPv6 for Azure PaaS Services

Microsoft has announced the public preview of Azure Private Link over IPv6, expanding private connectivity options for organizations adopting IPv6. The new capability allows customers to securely connect to Azure Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) resources via private IPv6 endpoints, reducing their reliance on IPv4-based connectivity. According to Microsoft, many organizations are increasingly adopting IPv6 networks, but Azure…

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Microsoft Launches Entra Tenant Governance for Multi-Tenant Security and Oversight

Microsoft has officially launched Microsoft Entra Tenant Governance, giving organizations a centralized way to discover, secure, and manage increasingly complex multi-tenant environments. The new solution helps IT teams discover hidden or unmanaged tenants, close security gaps, and enforce consistent governance before configuration issues turn into serious risks. Organizations operate multiple Microsoft tenants for production, testing,…

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Microsoft Rolls Back Domain Exclusion for Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft has pulled the plug on Domain Exclusion for Microsoft 365 Copilot just days after introducing the feature to give organizations greater control over web-grounded AI responses. This rollback highlights the growing challenges of balancing Copilot’s access to external information with the security, reliability, and governance demands of enterprise customers. Last month, Microsoft announced Domain…

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Copilot Readiness Isn’t About Licensing: It’s About Data Exposure

Most organizations still approach Copilot readiness from a procurement standpoint. They confirm the prerequisites, budget for the per-user add-on, assign licenses, and turn it on. And they assume that once they complete those steps, the hard part will be done. But the hard part hasn’t even started. That’s because Microsoft Copilot uses the access model…

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Microsoft Makes Azure Arc-Enabled ESUs for Windows Server 2016 Generally Available

Microsoft is giving businesses more time to protect their Windows Server 2016 workloads as the platform moves closer to the end of support. With Azure Arc-enabled Extended Security Updates (ESUs) now generally available, organizations can continue receiving critical security patches without moving their legacy servers to Azure. Microsoft plans to end extended support for Windows…

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Microsoft Introduces AI Containment Strategies for Secure Enterprise Adoption

Microsoft is reminding businesses that the biggest AI risks often stem from familiar security weaknesses rather than entirely new threats. The company has detailed new AI containment strategies to better control autonomous systems, limit potential damage, and build a stronger foundation for secure AI adoption. As AI agents become more autonomous, they can act faster…

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Best Entra ID Backup and Recovery Solutions for Enterprises

Microsoft Entra ID sits underneath Microsoft 365, Azure, and thousands of enterprise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications. If users, groups, app registrations, Conditional Access policies, roles, or service principals are deleted or misconfigured, the impact is not limited to the identity team. Users can lose access to core business applications, administrators can lose privileged access workflows, and…

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Microsoft to Retire Entra ID MemberOf Rule Operator

Microsoft will retire the MemberOf rule operator in Microsoft Entra ID later this year. This change will require organizations to update or replace affected configurations before November 2026. In Microsoft Entra ID, the MemberOf rule operator was introduced as a preview feature, allowing administrators to build dynamic groups, administrative units, or entitlement policies based on…

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Microsoft Makes Trusted Launch the Default for New Azure Gen2 Virtual Machines

Microsoft is making Azure virtual machines more secure out of the box with the general availability of Trusted Launch as Default (TLaD) for new Generation 2 (Gen2) VMs and virtual machine scale sets. The update automatically applies key security protections to new deployments without adding cost or administrative overhead. Trusted Launch is a security capability…

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Microsoft Integrates Threat Intelligence into Defender XDR and Sentinel

Microsoft has announced the integration of Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence (MDTI) into Defender XDR and Microsoft Sentinel. The goal is to provide threat intelligence directly within security analysts’ workflow rather than requiring a separate platform. Previously, security teams often had to switch between separate MDTI, Microsoft Sentinel, and Defender interfaces to collect threat actor information,…

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Exchange Online Writeback Keeps Cloud, Active Directory Mailbox Settings in Sync

Microsoft has made hybrid Exchange management easier with the general availability of Writeback for Cloud-Managed Remote Mailboxes in Exchange Online. The new capability enables administrators to manage mailbox attributes in the cloud while automatically synchronizing key changes back to on-premises Active Directory. According to Microsoft, many organizations with hybrid Exchange environments still have mailbox identities…

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Microsoft Teams PowerShell 7.9 Adds WAM Authentication and New Governance Controls

Microsoft has released version 7.9 of the Teams PowerShell module. This release strengthens authentication and introduces new governance controls for Microsoft Teams collaboration and meetings. The biggest platform change is that Connect-MicrosoftTeams now uses Web Account Manager (WAM) by default for authentication. Web Account Manager (WAM) is a built-in authentication broker for Windows that securely…

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