4 Ottobre 2022
Cybersecurity awareness tips from Microsoft to empower your team to #BeCyberSmart

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and I’m excited about what Microsoft and our partners in the industry have planned to help everyone stay #CyberSmart. 2022 may have offered some respite from the previous year’s rush to enable a remote and hybrid workforce, but the increased use of personal[…]

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20 Settembre 2022
The Power Platform Conference: A celebration of community, collaboration, and career growth

Recent announcements at the Power Platform Conference create new opportunities for users to learn low-code, new ways to surface apps in more environments, and more.People are looking to develop new skills, advance their careers, and get involved in user communities during this period of economic uncertainty. More than[…]

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21 Luglio 2022
Announcing the preview of pay-as-you-go for Power Automate

We are excited to announce a new flexible way for you to pay for Microsoft Power Automate. Currently, admins must predict licensing needs in advance, then purchase licenses, and assign them to makers for them to start using premium features of Power Automate. While this works for situations[…]

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12 Luglio 2022
Govern low-code assets with Managed Environments for Microsoft Power Platform

Today, we are thrilled to announce a major new pillar investment area of Microsoft Power Platform: a capability called Managed Environments. Managed Environments offer a set of enhanced out-of-the-box governance capabilities that will simplify, automate, and streamline IT administration of Microsoft Power Platform at scale. The first wave[…]

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12 Luglio 2022
Join us for the first-ever Microsoft Power Platform Conference

Microsoft Power Platform has led the low code/no-code revolution across the globe, transforming opportunities for individuals and businesses to foster a deeper learning culture of empowering everyone from business users, IT pros, and citizen developers to pro developers. Today, we are thrilled to announce the first dedicated Microsoft[…]

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31 Maggio 2022
Microsoft Build recap: Power Platform announcements you may have missed

We want to extend a big thanks to everyone who joined us at Microsoft Build 2022. It was a jam-packed few days of sessions, announcements, and live interactive discussions with the global communitymore content than anyone could tune into live. Most of the content is now available on-demandincluding[…]

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25 Maggio 2022
Discover how Power Platform helps make fusion development faster and easier

For years, we’ve spoken about the four million developer shortage and the struggle to find technical talent that 86 percent of organizations face. We have touted that fusion development between citizen developers and professional developers using low-code tools is key to helping resolve the existing and impending app[…]

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24 Maggio 2022
Low-Code Trend Report 2022: Building a learning culture on a low-code platform

Low-code or no-code platforms such as Microsoft Power Platform are transforming app and software development by drawing in new users with a low barrier to entry and shallow learning curve. Featuring capabilities like prebuilt templates, drag-and-drop simplicity, and quick deployment, Microsoft Power Platform helps users of all specialties[…]

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16 Luglio 2018
Usa, capo intelligence: ‘su cyberattacchi è allarme rosso – See more at: http://www.rainews.it/dl/rainews/media/Usa-capo-intelligence-su-cyberattacchi-allarme-rosso-c0669d02-9809-41cf-86cc-77933fed842d.html

Il direttore della National Intelligence negli Usa, Dan Coats, lancia l’allarme sulla minaccia dei cyberattacchi e afferma che la situazione è a un”punto critico”, paragonando i “segnali d’allarme” a quelli che precedettero l’11 settembre. “I segnali d’allarme ci sono. Il sistema lampeggia. Credo allo Hudson Institute a Washington,riferisce[…]

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30 Giugno 2017
#Petya è un atto di guerra digitale

Non erano hacker ma l’atto di guerra contro l’Ucraina. Gli esperti informatici sono or­mai convinti che Petya, il virus che lunedì sera ha colpito i computer di aziende e stati di mezzo mondo, non sia un “ransom­ware”, vale a dire un virus diffuso con intento criminale, ma un atto organizzato di guerra[…]

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