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2026 (4)

April (1)

azure: [In preview] Public Preview: Rule impact analysis on Azure Network Watcher

Azure Updates

2026-04-06

Azure Network Watcher now offers rule impact analysis in public preview. It lets you preview how security admin rules will affect your environment before applying them, including validating behavior and identifying possible conflicts.

March (2)

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Cosmos DB Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric with private endpoints

Azure Updates

2026-03-25

Azure Cosmos DB Mirroring in Microsoft Fabric now supports private endpoints and is generally available. This lets you run analytics on operational data while keeping network traffic private.

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Draft & Deploy on Azure Firewall

Azure Updates

2026-03-03

Azure Firewall Policy adds a Draft & Deploy workflow that separates editing from deployment to reduce deployment time and operational disruption when updating policies.

January (1)

azure: [In preview] Public Preview: Azure Cosmos DB Mirroring with Private Endpoints

Azure Updates

2026-01-09

Azure now offers Public Preview support for configuring Azure Cosmos DB accounts with virtual networks or private endpoints to work with Microsoft Fabric mirroring, allowing secure, seamless replication while preserving enhanced network security.

2025 (2)

November (1)

azure: [In preview] Public Preview: New granular controls for network and integration security in Microsoft Foundry

Azure Updates

2025-11-18

Microsoft Foundry is releasing a Public Preview with more granular controls for network and integration security and resource management, enabling IT administrators to deploy enterprise AI solutions while meeting governance and security requirements.

October (1)

security: Disrupting threats targeting Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Security Blog

2025-10-07

Microsoft highlights that threat actors are abusing Microsoft Teams features across the attack chain and urges defenders to proactively monitor, detect, and respond. The blog recommends layered countermeasures and optimal controls across identity, endpoints, data and app protection, and network controls to better protect enterprise Teams users.