Microsoft brings Azure Stack to Azure Government
Microsoft yesterday announced the availability of Azure stack for Azure Government customers.
Microsoft yesterday announced the availability of Azure stack for Azure Government customers.
Microsoft announced today that both it has entered a deal with the US Intelligence Community worth millions of dollars over six years.
Microsoft today announced that it is bringing HDInsight, and PowerBI Pro to Azure Government.
Microsoft today has announced that Azure has achieved a US Department of Defense Level 5 provisional authorization
The feature just went into general availability, so those using Azure Government will be able to start implementing it immediately.
Microsoft has released documentation and information pertaining to their Azure Government service aimed to protect sensitive defense data.
At its 5th annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft met with over 600 Azure Government customers and partners to highlight some new capabilities and developments to its 6 million users.
Microsoft is opening two isolated data centers to store the US DOD's second highest level of sensitive data.
Microsoft Government Cloud is the first commercial cloud provider with Level 5 access making it stand out above the rest.
Microsoft Office 365 for U.S. Government has met compliance with Security Requirement Guidelines to meet higher levels of security clearance.
Microsoft is in attendance and is sponsoring the event for a chance to show off the power of Azure Government
The company is beginning to focus update announcements into monthly blog post intended on keeping all users informed.
Microsoft has released Azure AQL Database v12 for Azure Government cloud services clients.
Microsoft's Azure Government team is releasing a new portal to help customers more easily manage all of their Azure resources.
Thanks in part to Red Hat’s already bustling presence in federal use, Microsoft can now leverage its new Azure Certification tie-ins into Red Hat’s cloud and service provisions
Microsoft has just announced that FedRAMP has confirmed that the Azure Government was one of the cloud service providers selected to participate in building a High Impact Baseline.
Microsoft wants to help courts digitize and manage their workloads and cases with a combination of Azure, Office 365, Dynamics CRM, and Intune.