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Taming our Python dependencies at Microsoft with AI
At Microsoft, Python has long been one of our most popular programming languages. Our developers use it for building production systems, internal tools, automation workflows,…
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How we approach cybersecurity risk management at Microsoft
Cybersecurity risk management at Microsoft is an enterprise-wide discipline spanning governance, engineering, operations, and organizational culture. Through our international operations and diverse portfolio of products,…
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Digitally transforming Microsoft: Our IT journey
The digital transformation of Microsoft spans the entire personal computing revolution, from the days of DOS and early Windows desktops, through our journey to the…
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Microsoft CISO advice: Governing security at scale with Security Development Lifecycle
Microsoft first mandated use of Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) in 2004. Now, SDL underpins our Secure Future Initiative (SFI) and supports SFI’s goals of secure…
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Advancing trusted calls with Open Verifiable Calling at Microsoft
Every second of every day, someone somewhere is receiving a call labeled “spam.” This persistent issue leads many people to not pick up the phone…
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Intelligence on tap: How Work IQ enables AI and agents at Microsoft
Improving agentic workplace results with Work IQ Adding deeper contextual intelligence to Microsoft 365 Copilot responses Enterprise knowledge is perhaps a company’s most valuable asset,…
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How Work IQ is supercharging our AI usage at Microsoft
At Microsoft, we’re constantly thinking about the future of work—how the power of AI and agents is transforming the way knowledge workers do their jobs,…
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Fast Train to the AI Frontier: Balancing risk and innovation in the era of AI at Microsoft
Every IT leader today feels the same tension. On the one side, there’s unprecedented pressure to move faster. To deploy AI‑powered capabilities, embrace agents, modernize…