Agent 365 became generally available on May 1st, 2026, introducing a powerful new platform and unified control plane. This article explores its core components and explains why Agent 365 is more than a solution — it’s a complete platform in itself.
Last week I visited Microsoft’s Quantum Lab at TU Delft, exploring advancements in quantum computing and its implications for cybersecurity, particularly regarding encryption. The rise of quantum technology necessitates new cryptographic methods to protect sensitive data against potential future threats.
Microsoft Ignite 2025 put a strong spotlight on the essential role of security, compliance, and governance in adopting AI at scale.
From new AI agent management capabilities to deeper data governance insights, it’s clear that responsible AI is becoming the backbone of every modern organization.
Protect your sensitive content on the endpoint using Windows Information Protection.
Getting insights into sensitive information on Windows 10 machines is possible. It requires some work and licenses though.
Configuring your AzureIP Scanners became much easier with the new (preview) client and (preview) portal functions.
Connect to the Secure Graph is made very easy when using Microsoft Flow.
The new site-designs option allows your site-administrators to easily modify their sites based on tenant-wide settings. Check it out.
Message revocation has been a highly requested feature for Office 365 Message Encryption. It’s now available in preview. Let’s take a look.
On Thursday the 6th of December 2018 I had the pleasure to co-host a session with Ben Menesi. The session included an OAuth consent scenario. Let’s take a look.
A new Microsoft Flow connector is available and it reaches out to Microsoft Cloud App Security.
Use this powerful Azure function to review (external) access to your environment.
Some differences between Azure Information Protection and Office365 sensitivity labels.