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Microsoft Build 2023: Announcing new identity, compliance, and security features from Microsoft Security

At Microsoft Build 2023—an event for developers by developers—we’re going to announce exciting new features and technologies, share ideas, and help everyone boost their skills so we can all build a more secure future together. This year’s Microsoft Build offers ... continue reading

Gain flexibility and scale with a cloud-native DLP solution

We’re living in a seismic era for data security. Chief information security officers (CISOs) have to contend with a digital landscape that seems to shift daily as more organizations move to remote and hybrid work, redrawing the boundaries for how ... continue reading
Aditya Thadani, Vice President at H&R Block, headshot photo accompanied by a pull quote that says “the updates we made came just in time or we would have faced a much bigger problem.”

H&R Block’s blockbuster data strategy

If you think your company isn’t making the most of its data, you’re probably right. Just ask H&R Block. In 2019, before most people began sheltering in place due to COVID, the company rolled out a new data platform that ... continue reading
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Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 3: TCP Performance

Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 3: TCP Performance   Hello everyone, we are back with TCP performance. If you are reading this post I am going to assume you have read the previous post Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 2: Jumping ... continue reading
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Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 03: TCP Performance

Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 03: TCP Performance   Hello everyone, we are back with TCP performance. If you are reading this post I am going to assume you have read the previous post Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 2: Jumping ... continue reading
Figure shows a diagram of a hub and spoke network setup where the spoke virtual network that contains three virtual machines is peered to the hub virtual network. Azure Firewall and NAT gateway are attached to the Azure Firewall Subnet in the hub virtual network. The diagram shows how traffic from the virtual machines in the spoke virtual network connect outbound to the internet through NAT gateway. Return and inbound traffic is sent through Azure Firewall before reaching the virtual machines in the spoke virtual network.

Scale Azure Firewall SNAT ports with NAT Gateway for large workloads

This post was co-authored by Suren Jamiyanaa, Product Manager II, Azure Networking. As large organizations across all industries expand their cloud business and operations, one core criteria for their cloud infrastructure is to make connections over the internet at scale ... continue reading

How to build a secure foundation for identity and access

The security community is continuously changing, growing, and learning from each other to better position the world against cyberthreats. In the latest post of our Community Voices blog series, Microsoft Security Senior Product Marketing Manager Brooke Lynn Weenig talks with Christina Richmond, a cybersecurity expert who formerly worked as ... continue reading
Introducing Network HUD for Azure Stack HCI

Introducing Network HUD for Azure Stack HCI

We’re excited to announce the release of Network HUD - A new feature that proactively identifies and remediates operational networking issues on Azure Stack HCI. Network HUD is available in the November update for both 21H2 and 22H2 Azure Stack ... continue reading
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Create Emergency Access Accounts for Azure AD and Use Log Analytics to Monitor Sign-ins from Them

Happy Halloween!  It's my favorite holiday, because candy is my favorite food.  In my last post, I covered some Business Continuity Disaster Recovery (BCDR) thoughts on exporting critical configurations for some of your Microsoft 365 cloud services.  That got me ... continue reading
Network ATC: What's coming in Azure Stack HCI 22H2

Network ATC: What's coming in Azure Stack HCI 22H2

When we first released Network ATC, we greatly simplified the deployment and on-going management of host networking in Azure Stack HCI. Whether it was the simple yet powerful deployment experience, a “that was easy” cluster expansion process, or increased reliability ... continue reading