Availability of Defender Vulnerability Management Standalone and Container vulnerability assessments

Availability of Defender Vulnerability Management Standalone and Container vulnerability assessments

by | Aug 9, 2023 | Technology

This article is contributed. See the original author and article here.

Organizations are increasingly challenged to stay aligned with evolving business requirements and protect against expanding attack surfaces with a diverse portfolio of devices outside of traditional organizational boundaries, adding complexity to the vulnerability management process. Vulnerability management solutions provide understanding of their overall security risk posture and where to prioritize.


 


In recent years, Microsoft has established itself as a leading solution for vulnerability risk management (VRM) by leveraging its industry-leading threat intelligence and security expertise. Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management provides end-to-end capabilities across the VRM lifecycle to identify, assess, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities, making it an ideal tool for managing an expanded attack surface and reducing overall risk posture.


 


Announcing availability of Defender Vulnerability Management standalone  


Earlier this year we released our premium capabilities as an add-on to the core capabilities included with Defender for Endpoint Plan 2 and we are thrilled to announce Defender Vulnerability Management is now offered as a standalone solution. Now organizations not yet on Defender for Endpoint Plan 2, or have another EDR solution, or just looking to replace an existing vulnerability management solution, can take advantage of our context-aware, risk-based prioritization that leverages Microsoft’s unmatched threat intelligence, breach likelihood predictions and business contexts to prioritize vulnerabilities across their portfolio of managed and unmanaged devices.


With this significant addition of a standalone offering, we also introduced enhancements to the Microsoft 365 Defender Unified RBAC permissions model to clearly associate relevant roles & permissions with Defender Vulnerability Management (this change will not affect existing roles).


 


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Figure: Core and premium capabilities in standalone offer


Defender Vulnerability Management premium capabilities provide advanced assessments with in-depth visibility into potential exposure to your assets:


 



  • Security baselines assessment – customized profiles that you can create to assess and monitor endpoints against industry security benchmarks, such as CIS, STIG and Microsoft benchmarks. Instead of running never-ending compliance scans, monitor your organization’s security baselines seamlessly according to customized profiles.

  • Block vulnerable applications – In addition to the core remediation capabilities, proactively reduce risks with this premium capability by taking mitigation steps such as warning users or blocking known vulnerable versions of applications. Leverage software usage insights to understand the impact of the vulnerable application.

  • Hardware and firmware assessment – full visibility into device manufacturer, processors, and BIOs information to assess vulnerabilities for hardware and firmware risks.

  • Digital certificates and browser extensions assessment – expand your asset coverage beyond devices and gain entity-level visibility into the various browser extensions and digital certificates installed across assets.

  • Network shares analysis– protect against misconfigurations used in the wild by attackers for lateral movement, reconnaissance, data exfiltration, and more.

  • Authenticated scans for vulnerability assessment– run scans on unmanaged devices by remotely targeting by IP ranges or hostnames to remotely access the devices for vulnerability assessment purposes.


Defender Vulnerability Management capabilities are integrated into Defender for Endpoint and Defender for Cloud enabling security teams to assess their exposure and address changes to improve security posture of your organization. You now have flexibility in our offering across endpoints and servers.  More info on our updated website.


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Figure: Availability of Core and premium capabilities across offerings that include Defender Vulnerability Management for endpoints and servers.


 


Your needs for vulnerability assessments and analysis spans platforms, clouds and modalities and our strategy for Defender Vulnerability Management is to support these environments that span multiple platforms across both on-premises and cloud. We have recently added Fortinet to the network devices and container support is our second big news. 


 


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Announcing vulnerability assessment (VA) for Containers powered by Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management in Defender for Cloud


With the rise of containerization and microservices, it’s more important than ever to secure the software supply chain and ensure that container images are free from vulnerabilities.


Today, as a result of Defender for Cloud’s integration with Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management, we are excited to announce the general availability of agentless container posture management in Defender CSPM and the public preview of vulnerability assessment scanning for container images in Defender for Containers.


These new container vulnerability assessment capabilities powered by Defender Vulnerability Management include:



  • Agentless vulnerability assessment for containers

  • Zero configuration for onboarding

  • Near real-time scan of new images

  • Daily refresh of vulnerability reports

  • Coverage for both ship (ACR) and runtime (AKS)

  • Support for OS and language packages

  • Real-world exploitability insights (based on CISA kev, exploit DB and more)

  • Support for ACR private links


 


Agentless container posture management in Defender CSPM, powered by Defender Vulnerability Management


To help proactively strengthen the security posture of your containerized environments, Defender CSPM provides a new vulnerability assessment offering for containers powered by Defender Vulnerability Management, with near real-time scans of new images, daily report refreshes, and real-world exploitability insights. Vulnerabilities are added to Defender CSPM security graph for contextual risk assessment and calculation of attack paths. Customers can now access out-of-the-box container vulnerability assessments that, combined with attack path analysis and agentless discovery of the Kubernetes estate, enable security teams to hunt for risks with the cloud security explorer and prioritize the vulnerabilities that pose the greatest risks to the organization. This agentless approach allows security teams to gain visibility into their Kubernetes and containers registries across the SDLC, removing friction and footprints from the workloads.


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Figure Attack path analysis outlining a containerized application publicly exposed with high severity vulnerabilities discovered using Defender Vulnerability Management


Enable Defender CSPM with agentless container posture in a single click.


 


Public preview of vulnerability assessment for containers in Defender for Containers, powered by Defender Vulnerability Management


In providing comprehensive cloud workload protection, Defender for Containers’ new integration with Defender Vulnerability Management now provides our customers with vulnerability assessments through one-click enablement, near real-time scan of new images, and daily result refreshes of current and emerging vulnerabilities enriched with exploitability insights – all to help organizations focus on vulnerabilities with the greatest security impact to their organization.


 


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New vulnerability assessment recommendation powered by Defender Vulnerability Management


Enable Container vulnerability assessments powered by Defender Vulnerability Management in one click here.


 


If you’re interested in learning more about Defender Vulnerability Management visit our website for updated pricing and packaging and datasheet. Read more about our plans and capabilities here. To take advantage of our free 90-day trial, check out our interactive guide, and read more information in our product documentation.  


For additional information and other relevant updates on protecting cloud workloads please visit the Microsoft Defender for Cloud blog.


 


 


 

Introducing Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service, helping your frontline deliver exceptional service with next-generation AI

Introducing Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service, helping your frontline deliver exceptional service with next-generation AI

by | Aug 9, 2023 | Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, Technology

This article is contributed. See the original author and article here.

Delivering exceptional service is key for building customer preference and loyalty. But timely resolution can get challenging when fragmented tools make it hard to find the right information and service delivery gets delayed with lengthy data-entry processes. Today, we’re introducing Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service, bringing the power of next-generation AI to service professionals on the frontline to speed time to resolution. From creating work orders with the right information and assigning them to the right technicians, to equipping the technicians with sufficient support to successfully complete jobs—Copilot will help streamline critical frontline tasks.

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New data from Microsoft’s 2023 Work Trend Index Annual Report1 reveals 63 percent of frontline workers struggle with having to do repetitive or menial tasks that take time away from more meaningful work, and 66 percent feel that they don’t have enough time to complete work tasks. The number one thing that frontline leaders value from AI is helping employees with necessary but repetitive/mundane tasks. Whether it’s for a facility inspection, equipment installation, or a maintenance request, frontline service managers want to spend their time figuring out how to improve their team’s efficiency rather than on repetitive tasks such as copying and pasting information from one system to another to create work orders and dispatch technicians. And frontline technicians want the right information at the right time to complete the job, the first time.

Accelerating service delivery

With the preview of Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service today, frontline managers who receive service requests or questions via emails can use next-generation AI to streamline work order creation directly within Outlook. Copilot prepopulates relevant data including summaries of customer escalations into draft work orders for managers to review in their flow of work. Once saved, these work orders automatically sync to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service. Additionally, with updates coming this fall, Copilot will streamline technician scheduling by offering data-driven recommendations based on travel time, availability, skill set, and other factors as well as accelerate responses to customer messages by summarizing key details and next steps in email drafts. Copilot will also become available to assist frontline managers in their flow of work within Microsoft Teams.

“I am really excited about working with Copilot capabilities as I believe it will completely change the way our employees at G&J Pepsi interact with Dynamics 365 Field Service. It will be a game changer for our field service and frontline teams, allowing them to enhance their best-in-class service by getting access to the information they need faster than ever before.”

Eric McKinney, Director of Enterprise Infrastructure at G&J Pepsi

Boosting technician productivity

Today, we’re also introducing the preview of a new Dynamics 365 Field Service mobile experience for frontline technicians to swiftly access all the information they need on the go. This modern user experience supports familiar mobile navigation, gestures, and controls to streamline managing work order Tasks, Services, and Products. From changing the status of a booking with a quick swipe to accessing driving directions to a customer site with one tap, the redesign saves valuable technician time for daily work—cutting down the number of taps for key tasks in half. Technicians can not only easily pick, change, or complete work order details, but also add notes with multiple inline images. Technicians who need additional support can now also use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides embedded in Field Service mobile. Embedded Dynamics 365 Guides in Field Service provides technicians with step-by-step guided instructions, pictures, and videos explaining the immediate task.

Additionally, with the preview of the Dynamics 365 Field Service app in Teams starting today, frontline technicians can now see upcoming work orders at-a-glance as Tasks in their Microsoft Viva Connections home experience and can easily drill into details such as location or issue type. Frontline technicians can also now share full work order details through cards in Teams and access the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist app in one click via their home experience in Teams mobile to problem solve with remote experts in real time using 3D spatial annotations that lock to the physical world.

“Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service will support a faster way of working for our organization by simplifying our transactional work order management process. The ease with which an email can be translated into a work order and planned will increase the speed of our customer responses and improve our customer journey. We are also excited to improve the experience for our customer-facing colleagues with the Microsoft 365 integrations. Microsoft Teams is our main internal communication method, and the integration of Field Service into Teams will greatly simplify the communication about a specific work order, account, or other customer case and improve the case lead time.”

Sven van Veldhuizen, CIO/CDO at Joulz

Streamlining work order management

A redesigned Dynamics 365 Field Service work order management experience is now available for early access, featuring a simplified web experience that brings important information front and center—reducing the number of clicks for key tasks by more than a third. The experience not only offers concise information about the work order but also provides relevant next steps based on booking statuses, and supports making quick updates inline or in a side panel to not lose context. Copilot will provide intelligent recaps within this experience to help frontline managers stay up-to-date without having to navigate through all the information in a work order.

Partnering with our ecosystem

Partners have played a key role in helping us refine Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service ahead of its public preview and we are excited to share some of their observations as early adopters.

“We are excited to bring Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service and Microsoft 365 integrations to augment our sustainable energy customers’ field service workforce—enabling them to stay ahead of the game with increased productivity. Just imagine the productivity gain your service department can realize by having a service-related email translated by AI into a field service work order with the right information, and what field service technicians can accomplish when they get a clear and simple view of all the information they need to focus on in whatever Microsoft 365 tool supports their daily tasks the best.”

Filip Bossuyt, Founder & CEO at 9altitudes Group

“Hitachi Solutions has been working with Microsoft to preview Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service and is already seeing how field service organizations will greatly benefit from AI. Our field service customers want solutions fast. With Copilot work order capabilities in Outlook, our customer’s field service managers can stay in the flow of work and immediately assign resources to solve problems, leading to quicker response times and enhanced service delivery.”

Michael Mendoza, Director of Service Transformation at Hitachi Solutions

“Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service is like a window into the future, nothing like what I’ve seen before. It’s literally taking steps out of my work stream by summarizing emails and coming up with the work order description—saving me seconds each time which add up to minutes each day. This matters a lot when you think about the volume of emails with service requests in today’s world.”

Greg Somogyi, Field Service Senior Consultant at Ludia Consulting

“We are excited to introduce Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service to our facilities clients because we see the power in simplicity. For our clients raising responsive repairs to get the right person with the right skill to the right properties at the right time, Copilot enables frontline teams to go from issue to resolution in just a few clicks.”

Matt Hedges, Products Director at TechLabs London

Lastly, we are excited to announce the interoperation of asset performance solutions from ICONICS and Willow with Dynamics 365 Field Service, making it seamless to share critical insights like equipment health and faults in order to proactively detect and resolve asset issues. The IoT-based solutions elevate asset monitoring and service management to new levels of sophistication, empowering frontline workers to make better-informed decisions based on data when providing service and repairs. The new Copilot capabilities in Dynamics 365 Field Service can also help efficiently summarize and update work orders generated based on these IoT-based solutions. This streamlines service workflows, improves response times, and enhances overall service quality for customers. Read about further details on the solutions here.

Learn more about Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service, Microsoft 365 integrations, and more

To try the new Copilot capabilities and Microsoft 365 integrations for Dynamics 365 Field Service, request for your administrator to set up Dynamics 365 Field Service for Outlook (Preview) and Dynamics 365 Field Service (Preview) app in Teams. Administrators can also opt into the new Dynamics 365 Field Service mobile experience available now in preview. To try the new Dynamics 365 Field Service web experience available now in early access, switch to Work Order (Preview) in your system.

Today’s announcement builds on recent AI momentum across Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft Power Platform. Learn more about the latest AI breakthroughs with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Copilot on the Dynamics 365 AI webpage. With Copilot, you’re in control as it is grounded in your business data and automatically inherits your valuable security, compliance and privacy policies, regulations, and processes. Learn about our AI principles that empower impactful responsible AI practices at Microsoft, as well as provide a framework for implementing responsible AI practices at our customers’ organizations.

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Copilot in Dynamics 365 Field Service

Next-generation AI helps your frontline deliver exceptional service.


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End notes:

1 The Work Trend Index survey was conducted by an independent research firm, Edelman Data x Intelligence, among 31,000 full-time employed or self-employed workers across 31 markets, 6,019 of which are frontline workers, between February 1, 2023, and March 14, 2023. This survey was 20 minutes in length and conducted online, in either the English language or translated into a local language across markets. One thousand full-time workers were surveyed in each market, and global results have been aggregated across all responses to provide an average. Each market is evenly weighted within the global average. Each market was sampled to be representative of the full-time workforce across age, gender, and region; each sample included a mix of work environments (in-person, remote vs. non-remote, office settings vs. non-office settings, etc.), industries, company sizes, tenures, and job levels. Markets surveyed include: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Poland, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, and Vietnam.

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Save costs and drive efficiency with next-generation AI on the frontline with Microsoft Teams

Save costs and drive efficiency with next-generation AI on the frontline with Microsoft Teams

by | Aug 9, 2023 | Business, Microsoft 365, Technology, Viva Connections, Walkie Talkie, Work Trend Index

This article is contributed. See the original author and article here.

Frontline workers are the backbone of the global workforce and often the first to interact with customers and manage on-the-ground operations. When organizations invest in fast time to value technology for their frontline workers, it not only drives positive outcomes for businesses’ bottom lines but also for frontline employees.

The post Save costs and drive efficiency with next-generation AI on the frontline with Microsoft Teams appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

Brought to you by Dr. Ware, Microsoft Office 365 Silver Partner, Charleston SC.

“Yosemite Syntex SAM” ? – The Intrazone podcast

“Yosemite Syntex SAM” ? – The Intrazone podcast

by | Aug 8, 2023 | Technology

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Are yer sites and content mean-spirited and aggressive – like our Looney Tunes friend, Yosemite Sam? Let us parlay any angst into an inner admin calm – your Bugs Bunny if you will. You’ll be hootin’-n-tootin’ in no time thanking us for them thar oversharing insights.


 


In this episode, you’ll hear from Sesha Mani, Partner Group Product Manager at Microsoft focused on security and compliance. We spoke to Sesha about SAM – that’s SharePoint Advanced Management. We cover its core benefits – helping SharePoint and IT Admins address sprawl and oversharing – mapped to what it gives you beyond the core management aspects within the SharePoint admin center. SAM expands on the principles of securing and managing content and data with advanced access policies for secure content collaboration AND advanced sites content lifecycle management.


 


“When I say whoa, I mean whoa!”– Yosemite Sam. Whoa now, whoa – sit back and enjoy this here episode.


 


The Intrazone, episode 99:


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July 2023 Recap: Azure Database PostgreSQL Flexible Server

July 2023 Recap: Azure Database PostgreSQL Flexible Server

by | Aug 7, 2023 | Technology

This article is contributed. See the original author and article here.

Greetings, Azure Database for PostgreSQL community! As we step into August, it’s time to look back and reflect on the significant updates and features we introduced in July 2023. At Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, our consistent focus is on offering stellar performance, unwavering reliability, and unbeatable security via our flexible server solution. Let’s dive into the key takeaways from the last month.


 


Feature Highlights Summary 


 


In July, we launched significant updates to optimize your experience with Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server:



  1. Flexible Server now supports PostgreSQL 15 (general availability)

  2. Automation Tasks for managing your Flexible Server with greater ease (preview)

  3. Flexible Server Migration: Parallel table migration support (general availability)

  4. Flexible Server Migration: Automatic Migration of Users, Roles, Permissions, and Ownerships (general availability)

  5. Introducing AMD Compute SKUs for General Purpose and Memory Optimized Tiers (general availability)


 


Flexible Server now supports PostgreSQL 15


 


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We are excited to announce that PostgreSQL 15 is now Generally Available in Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server in all supported regions. After a successful preview phase, we’re delighted to offer our users the stability, robust features, and security enhancements of PostgreSQL 15.


PostgreSQL 15 includes several new features, performance improvements, and advanced functionalities to address a variety of use cases for developers and DBAs. The upgraded version ensures improved performance, scalability, and efficiency, as well as tightened security controls, reinforcing our commitment to providing our users with the most advanced database solutions. For steps on how to upgrade to PostgreSQL 15, please refer – Major Version Upgrade for PostgreSQL Flexible Server.

Alternatively , to create a new PostgreSQL 15 Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, please refer the blog post, PostgreSQL v15 is now Generally available in Flexible Server PostgreSQL.


 


Automation Tasks for managing your Flexible Server


 


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We are pleased to introduce the preview of “Automation Tasks” for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server. This feature enables users to automate common management tasks such as starting / stopping servers on schedule, scaling server resources, or sending monthly cost report.

Automation tasks are designed to be basic and lightweight. These tasks are essentially logic app resources that execute workflows at the Azure resource level, powered by the multi-tenant Azure Logic Apps service. Once an automation task has completed at least one run, users can view and edit the underlying workflow in the workflow designer.


Creating an automation task doesn’t incur immediate charges. Instead, the billing model is based on consumption, where metering and billing are driven by triggers and action executions in the underlying logic app workflow. Task history contains a log of task runs and their status. If you wish to modify a task after its creation, they can edit it inline or adjust the underlying workflow in the workflow designer. For more details, refer Manage Azure Database for PostgreSQL – Flexible Server using automation tasks.


Flexible Server Migration Tool enhancements


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Fast-tracking Table Migration: Introducing Intra-Table Parallelism


We’re delighted to introduce the Intra-Table Parallelism feature to the Flexible Server Migration tool for Azure Database for PostgreSQL. Designed to simplify the migration of your single server workload to flexible server, this tool now supports simultaneous migration of multiple partitions within a single table. This parallelism substantially minimizes migration time and enhances process efficiency.


 


This upgrade is particularly beneficial for larger databases, leading to considerable time and resource savings. If you’re contemplating migrating your database to Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, the Intra-Table Parallelism feature provides an efficient pathway to expedite the migration process and quicken your database’s operational readiness. 


 


Automatic Migration of Users, Roles, Permissions, and Ownerships


 


We’ve further upgraded the Flexible Server Migration tool for Azure Database for PostgreSQL by adding the ability to automatically migrate users, roles, permissions, and ownerships from a single server to a flexible server.

This enhancement simplifies the migration process and ensures that all database object ownerships and privileges are correctly assigned to their respective users and roles in the flexible server. This new feature underscores our commitment to making the transition to our flexible server solution as seamless and accurate as possible.



To make the most of these features, refer to our customer guide.


 


Introducing AMD Compute SKUs for General Purpose and Memory Optimized Tiers


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We are delighted to announce that Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server now offers you the choice between Intel and AMD hardware. This expanded offering extends to our General Purpose (v5-series) and Memory Optimized (v5-series) tiers. The inclusion of AMD SKUs introduces choice of hardware vendors t for both your primary and secondary servers, thereby providing greater control and flexibility over your workload deployment. As part of our commitment to accessibility, these AMD options are now available in more regions and zones.

For a comprehensive understanding of these offerings, see the service pricing page.


 


Customer Spotlight: Fujitsu Japan Utilizes Azure Database for PostgreSQL


 


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This month, we’re thrilled to spotlight the experience of a renowned global IT solutions provider Fujitsu, who employed Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server in their mission to transform their established EDI solution into a cloud-based offering. Using open-source technologies such as Java and PostgreSQL, they integrated our fully managed PostgreSQL database service into their system, relishing its flexibility, scalability, reliability, and security. The use of our PaaS services significantly reduced operational burden and enabled rapid expansion of their services.


A microservice architecture, linking each PaaS service by API, contributed to superior flexibility, scalability, and improved reliability and stability. This not only increased their operational efficiency but also enhanced the convenience of their cloud services.



This customer story exemplifies the immense potential and robustness of the Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, particularly when paired with open-source technologies. For a more detailed account of their success, please check out the Fujitsu Japan rebuilt their solution by fully utilizing Azure PaaS.


Conclusion



As we close out July 2023, we celebrate key strides in Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server’s development. The launch of PostgreSQL 15, preview of Automation Tasks, enhancements to our Migration tool, and the introduction of AMD Compute SKUs, all contribute to an enriched, efficient user experience.


Thank you for taking the time to stay updated with the recent developments in Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server. We’re excited to see how these new features will contribute to your success.