Google Data Catalog metadata management service now in public beta
Google Data Catalog, which allows users to discover, manage, and analyze data within Google Cloud, is now in public beta. Here’s what you need to know.
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Using Office 365 DLP policies to protect your precious IT data
Because many breaches come from data leaked from inside your organization, using DLP policies can help by blocking users from sharing vital information.
Amazon Personalize now available to all AWS users
Amazon Personalize is tool that lets users create customized personalization recommendations for applications — and it’s now available to all AWS users.
How — and why — to disable Network Watcher using PowerShell
If you want to disable Network Watcher using the Azure Portal, there’s often a messy byproduct. Clean up the mess with two tiny PowerShell cmdlets.
Generating and testing fake data to validate DLP policies in Office 365
You need to find a way to test your DLP policies before implementation — but first you must generate some real-looking but actually fake data. Here’s how.
Using Microsoft Azure SendGrid to launch email campaigns
Microsoft Azure’s cloud-based SendGrid delivers 18 billion transactional and marketing-related emails each month. Here’s how you can use this service.
AWS Security Hub cloud-security tool now generally available
Amazon’s AWS Security Hub cloud-security tool works across all your AWS accounts and integrates with other AWS services and third-party products.
Use it or lose it: Removing all Azure resources from your subscription
Removing Azure resources from your subscription is easy using PowerShell. Here’s how to do it — but first make sure this is really what you want to do.
Step-by-step guide: Protecting your cloud email infrastructure
Just because your email has gone to the cloud doesn’t mean that it’s hands-off now. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you lock down your cloud email.
Yes you can! Use PowerShell in MacOS to connect to Microsoft Azure
If you are a Mac user, here’s something you may have thought you’d never hear: You can use PowerShell to manage Azure in your MacOS. Here’s how.
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