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We are pleased to announce, a public community group for leaders, innovators, professionals, and end-users across both industry and government who are interested in Microsoft 365!
The goal of this group is to foster community, share knowledge, and networking around security, collaboration, governance, identity, communication, development, process automation, and much more! Anyone with an interest in government, and digital transformation using Microsoft 365 will want to participate! Please join our MeetUp.com group today for more information, communication, and events. https://aka.ms/m365govmeetup
Join Microsoft US Security CTO @Steve Faehl and Microsoft Cyber security Architect Mark Simos to hear perspectives on supply chain attacks, and how modern cyber security architectures and practices can disrupt the kill chain and reduce risk. Learn applicable remedies to mitigate and reduce exposure from supply chain and other trending threats. Live Q&A to follow.
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As you embark on your cloud journey, there are obvious concerns around security, compliance and proper governance of your digital assets in the cloud. You want to enable your teams to achieve innovation with speed and agility and at the same time ensure that proper guardrails are in place. Azure landing zones help you set up your Azure environment for scale, security, governance, networking, and identity – aligned to your organizational needs. They are a set of architecture guidelines, reference implementations, and code samples based on proven practices—to prepare cloud environments.
We are pleased to share a new Mechanics video on this topic where we talk about the 8 key design areas which describe what you should consider before choosing the right implementation option for Azure landing zones; which could be a ‘start small and expand approach’ where you start with implementing basic landing zone considerations or the ‘enterprise-scale approach’ where you have a rich initial implementation with fully integrated governance, security and operations right from the start.
Whether you’re looking to deploy your first production application to Azure or you’re operating a complex portfolio of workloads, the Azure landing zone implementation options can be tailored to your needs. You can learn more about Azure landing zones through this Microsoft learn module. You can also read more about landing zones in this recently published blog for more information and review the detailed documentation on this topic.
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Always Encrypted in SQL Server 2019 is now in its second iteration which has added the ability to do pattern matching searches on encrypted data with the use of a technology called secure enclaves. In this episode with Mladen Prajdić, we’ll take a short look at what’s needed to make this work, how it works, and how it can benefit your organization for more secure data practices.
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Powering Customer Service Bots are a great way to provide a customer-facing agent who can answer frequently asked questions and fend off 90% of the users who need help. For the other 10%, your bot should be able to escalate the user to a human once their needs can no longer be met by the bot.
There are many solutions out there that provide this live chat capability. ServiceNow and Dynamics both have live chat capabilities, both of which are escalation scenarios supported by AtBot. But what if you do not own either of these solutions, or you just want to be able to leverage Teams as your platform of choice? The video below illustrates this exact scenario, using AtBot, Teams and Power Automate.
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Conclusion If this is a scenario that you would like to implement, we would love to hear from you! You can reach out to us at hello@atbot.io or you can get started yourself with AtBot Premium.
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