One of the building blocks of cloud-native application development is the API. By providing APIs to services, cloud applications can provide common backends to many applications across many platforms.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Premium V2 tier of Azure API Management, designed to support enterprise-wide API ecosystems with high volume, performance and network isolation.

Microsoft recently announced a preview feature for its API Management (APIM) service that allows developers to send messages directly to Azure Service Bus using a built-in policy. The company states ...

Security vulnerabilities in the application programming interfaces (APIs) powering modern digital services and applications have emerged as a major threat to enterprise systems and data. A recent ...

Microsoft has fixed all of the issues, which could have put customer data at risk if attackers had found the vulnerabilities first. Vulnerabilities in four Microsoft Azure services, which posed the ...

Microsoft’s recently released Azure Security Benchmark v2 allows you to map to the same benchmarks that you use for your on-premises technology. The benchmarks for ...

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As more organizations build applications with Azure AI services, security teams and developers are encountering new challenges tied to identity, data access and endpoint exposure. Traditional security ...