Microsoft technology strategy and policy for business and technology executives and board members.
Illustration shows the Shared Responsibility Model, which delineates areas of responsibility between cloud provider and customer.
Microsoft’s compliance technologies help organizations meet regulatory and policy requirements.
Most Microsoft products and services can be configured to secure against attack, including ransomware attacks.
Although Microsoft describes the use of a playbook to help prevent and mitigate ransomware attacks, it chose not to disclose important information that would provide real context.
Ideas every organization can use from Microsoft’s playbook for protecting against ransomware attacks.
In this Webinar, Barry Briggs examines the much-hyped term “cloud native”, and also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cloud native computing, the Azure technologies Microsoft offers to support it, and a framework to help you decide when it makes sense to build a cloud native application.
In this Webinar, Barry Briggs examines the much-hyped term “cloud native”, and also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cloud native computing, the Azure technologies Microsoft offers to support it, and a framework to help you decide when it makes sense to build a cloud native application.
A high-level summary of cloud services, explaining the differences between infrastructure, platform, software, and management services.
Azure services offer the promise of quick deployment and reduced cost, but the allure can be tainted if customers fail to recognize the need for new skills and underestimate the differences between Azure and on-premises.
