The Problem with Credentials in SQL Server For an On-Premises SQL Server to access Azure services, you traditionally need to store secrets: Common Scenarios Requiring Credentials Scenar...

Hi folks – Mike Hildebrand here!  Today, I bring you a short post about gaining more awareness of Windows Hello for Business (WHFB) configuration information from across your fleet of Windows PCs.  ...

Member: TysonPaul | Microsoft Community Hub From classroom to workforce: Helping higher ed faculty prepare students for what’s next Team Blog: Microsoft Learn Author: RWortmanMorris Publish...

Managing resources across multiple tenants is a common challenge for managed service providers (MSPs) and large enterprises. There are many scenarios where you may need to manage resources in many te...

My name is Ron Arestia, and I am a Security Researcher with Microsoft’s Detection and Response Team (DART). We respond to customer cybersecurity incidents to assist with containment and recovery from...

Why TLS 1.3 matters  TLS (Transport Layer Security) is the protocol that encrypts traffic between clients and servers. For many years, most SQL Server environments have relied on TLS 1.2, which d...

AI agents are rapidly becoming part of everyday enterprise operations summarizing incidents, analyzing logs, orchestrating workflows, or even acting as digital colleagues. As organizations adopt thes...

  1. Introduction In modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs), mapping detections to the MITRE ATT&CK framework is critical. MITRE ATT&CK provides a structured, globally recognized model of adve...

What problem is this trying to solve? Many security issues in applications come from the database layer: poorly written queries, dynamic SQL, or code that exposes more data than it should. These pr...