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Microsoft, Moody’s Partner to Empower Financial Services with Generative AI Tools

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Microsoft has announced a new strategic partnership with New York-based financial risk assessment firm Moody’s. The company explained that the deal will enable Moody’s to bring generative AI capabilities to its enterprise solutions. Moody’s plans to use Azure OpenAI service to build new research and risk assessment products and services in order to improve data…

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Microsoft Confirms New Windows Bug Affecting Some Endpoint Security Tools

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Microsoft has acknowledged a new compatibility issue with Trellix’s endpoint security software and some Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices. The company detailed on the Windows Health dashboard that the bug prevents users from opening Microsoft Office and third-party apps. According to Microsoft, the problem is caused by the latest Patch Tuesday updates released on…

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Microsoft Rebrands Yammer Web Experience to Viva Engage

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Earlier this year, Microsoft unveiled its plans to ditch the Yammer brand in favor of Viva Engage. Now, the company has announced that the Yammer.com web experience has been renamed to Viva Engage. Yammer was initially launched as a startup at a TechCrunch startup event back in 2008. It was designed to help organizations create…

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Microsoft Adoption Score Feature Now Generally Available for Commercial Customers

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Microsoft has released new updates to improve Adoption Score, Usage Reports, and Experience insights in the Microsoft 365 admin center. The company announced yesterday that the Adoption Score feature is now generally available for all commercial customers. The Adoption Score feature uses metrics to help customers understand how Microsoft 365 software gets used in enterprise…

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Microsoft Partners with Rubrik to Enhance Incident Response with Generative AI

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Microsoft has announced a new partnership with Zero Trust cybersecurity vendor Rubrik. The deal will allow enterprise customers to utilize natural language processing and generative AI to speed up security response times during cyber attacks. Rubrik is a cybersecurity company that focuses on enhancing data security and operational resilience for organizations. It offers a platform…

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Grafana Patches Critical Azure AD Authentication Bypass Vulnerability

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Grafana has recently released new security updates to patch a critical vulnerability in its application. The flaw could enable threat actors to hijack Grafana accounts that use Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for authentication. Grafana is a popular analytics and visualization service that enables IT admins to monitor and analyze time-series data. It provides access…

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Microsoft Reportedly Working on Windows 365 Cloud PC Offering for Consumers

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Microsoft could be working to launch a consumer version of its Windows 365 Cloud PC service. According to a new report from Windows Central, the company unveiled its plans in an internal document released to the public as part of Microsoft’s legal battle with the Federal Trade Commission. Microsoft introduced its Windows 365 offering back…

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Microsoft Details Onboarding Requirements for Microsoft 365 Copilot

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Last month, Microsoft announced the launch of its Microsoft 365 Copilot Early Access Program. Now, the company has detailed a lengthy blog post to inform potential customers about how to prepare for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Microsoft 365 Copilot uses large language models to help users write/edit documents, organize data, and analyze information. Users can leverage…

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Microsoft Teams Adds New Notetaking Experience to Channels

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Microsoft has started rolling out a new Notes tab to Microsoft Teams for Enterprise customers. Powered by OneNote, the Notes tab will be automatically added when a user creates new standard channels in Microsoft Teams. OneNote is a digital notetaking app that is available for Microsoft 365 customers. It lets users capture, organize and share…

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Microsoft Teams External Access Vulnerability Lets Attackers Deliver Malware

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Security researchers have recently discovered a new vulnerability in Microsoft Teams. The flaw could enable threat actors to deliver malware to Teams users through a federated chat. The vulnerability was originally discovered by security researchers Max Corbridge and Tom Ellson from the JUMPSEC Labs’ Red Team. The researchers found that the flaw exists in the…

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