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Not Every Workflow Needs an Agent: Choosing AI, Automation, or a Recurring Task
I’m going to say something unpopular. Brace yourself: You don’t need to create an agent. AI agents are everywhere in…
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The Patch Window Is Collapsing. Your Service Model Has to ChangeThe patch window is collapsing, and that means the old services model for patching is collapsing with it. What’s been… -
AI Shared Responsibility Is Now an MSP ProblemYou’ve heard it before: I thought you handled that This is where the conversation gets interesting. The vendor can secure… -
Copilot Didn’t Overshare Your Data. Your Permissions DidThat’s Microsoft 365 Copilot, and it’s working exactly as designed and exposing IT’s dirty little secret: We haven’t spent enough…
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Why Microsoft 365’s Baseline Security Mode Is a Migration Target, Not a Flip SwitchMicrosoft 365’s new Baseline Security Mode is an opt-in, secure-by-default bundle of 18 configuration settings across authentication, files, and room…
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Microsoft Security Without a Rulebook: The Problem with “Require Compliant Device”Microsoft is increasingly making security‑critical decisions on behalf of organizations and not through policy, but through defaults. The “Require compliant…
