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Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Service Adds Trusted Launch Virtual Machines Support

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Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Trusted Launch support to the Azure Virtual Desktop service. The company says this new capability aims to protect virtual machines in enterprise environments from advanced and persistent attacks. Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud-based solution that enables end-users to access their desktop and applications virtually from any […] Continue reading Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Service Adds Trusted Launch Virtual Machines Support→

Azure security 101: Security essentials, logs, authentication, and more

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“Where necessity speaks, it demands”. This old saying seems particularly apt right now with the pandemic forcing organizations to completely change the way they think about their IT networks. That rapid shift to remote work has resulted in a …
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Everything You Need to Know About Azure Infrastructure – October 2019

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As we head towards Ignite, October had a bunch of Azure announcements but there will be even more next month.

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Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure – Enterprise Security Weekly #110

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Doug White interviews Mark Russinovich at Microsoft Ignite. Doug and Mark talk about Azure Confidential Computing, Mark’s book Zero Day, and Azure security. Full Show NotesVisit http://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Hosts
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Microsoft Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) Launched

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Not too long after Amazon launched their cloud protection WAF the Microsoft Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) has been made generally available in all public Azure DCs. It’s a good move with the majority of websites and services moving into one of the big 3 cloud providers (AWS, Google or Azure) and the vast majority […]

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