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On 22 and 30 September, Vercel shipped two security updates for Next.js within eight days, the framework behind a large share of modern business websites. What actually happened, and why it shows that a website is never finished once it goes live.
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A zone-redundant architecture on paper is no guarantee that failover actually works. Microsoft's new Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager links Availability Zones, Chaos Studio and Monitor together and lets you simulate a zone outage before a real one does.
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Since 1 September 2026, publishing sanctions has become the legal default for the Dutch Data Protection Authority. A fine no longer disappears quietly into a file, it becomes a permanent, searchable public record. What exactly changes, and what does it mean for your organisation?
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A logo used to be one fixed picture. Now it appears as a video intro, an app icon, a favicon and a presentation opener, each with different rules. And it is no longer judged by people alone: AI agents increasingly compare and choose on the customer's behalf. What does that mean for your brand identity?
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The Planner Agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot is now generally available. The agent recognises action items in Teams meetings, Outlook emails, and documents, and automatically converts them into draft tasks in Microsoft Planner. How does it work, what are the requirements, and how do you activate it?
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User-Centric Access Reviews (UAR) in Entra ID Governance are now generally available. Reviewers see all of a user's access (groups, apps and access packages) in a single unified view. How to configure it, what it costs, and why NIS2 compliance demands exactly this.
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Every meeting room has a resource account that rarely changes its password. Microsoft now has a fix: Entra Resource Accounts make Teams Rooms, Panels, and Common Area Phones passwordless through hardware-bound credentials. Here is how it works and how to migrate.
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Until recently, external users could remain in a Teams group chat even if your external access policy no longer allowed it. Microsoft closes that gap with two new PowerShell settings. What they do, when they are available, and how to configure them.
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Microsoft retires the MemberOf operator from Entra ID on November 3, 2026. There is no automatic migration. Dynamic groups using the operator freeze at their current state, with direct consequences for Conditional Access, licence assignment, and Teams access.
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Microsoft closed September with a record round: 974 vulnerabilities patched, including two actively exploited zero-days in Windows Update Stack and ALPC. The same update also introduces Administrator Protection: a fundamentally new model for admin rights through just-in-time elevation. Here is what you need to do this week.
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Adversary-in-the-Middle attacks no longer target passwords: they steal session tokens and bypass MFA entirely. Token Protection in Entra Conditional Access cryptographically binds tokens to the user's device, making a stolen token worthless on any other device.
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Intune 2608 introduces unattended Remote Help sessions for Windows. Helpdesk staff can now connect to devices without a user being present or granting approval: ideal for after-hours repair, kiosk devices, and shared workstations.
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How many Microsoft tenants exist within your organisation? More than you think. Entra Tenant Governance, now generally available, discovers unmanaged and shadow tenants via B2B, app and billing signals, and monitors configuration drift across more than 200 resource types in Entra, Intune, Exchange, Teams, Purview and Defender.
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