Azure Government

Updates for building solutions across Microsoft's Clouds for Government

Implementing Zero Trust with Microsoft Azure: Identity and Access Management (1 of 6)

This is the first in a six-part blog series where we will demonstrate the application of Zero Trust concepts for securing federal information systems with Microsoft Azure. In this first blog of the series we will explore identity and access management with Azure Active Directory. Additional blogs will include protecting cloud workloads, ...

Join us: Jumpstart your gov agency’s path to 2020 cloud vision – Jan 29

More and more government agencies are reaching the tipping point with cloud; going beyond lift-and-shift as the full potential of cloud is becoming crystal clear. Without a doubt, 2020 will bring even greater focus on ways agencies can take advantage of cloud capabilities to enable their mission. With this in mind, I invite you to RSVP and ...

Securing mobile: Designing SaaS service implementations to meet federal policy (1 of 4)

Several federal initiatives such as CDM (Continuous Diagnostic and Mitigation) and TIC (Trusted Internet Connection) are increasingly becoming similar, in that identical tools and approaches such as Zero Trust can be used to meet multiple federal mandates. This convergence provides an opportunity to reduce complexity while helping agencies ...

Azure DevOps Server in Azure Government

In this episode of the Azure Government video series, Steve Michelotti, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Azure Government, talks with Jason Ingram, Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft, about Azure DevOps Server in Azure Government. Jason starts by explaining what Azure DevOps Server is – and how it is different than the Azure ...

Simplify management of Federal Tax Information (FTI) with Azure Government and the new Azure Blueprint for IRS 1075

Contributors include Meladie Espiritu, Senior Program Manager, Azure Global and Abhijeet Jhala (AJ), Director Modern Government Partner Solutions, State Local Government Disclaimer: Customers are wholly responsible for ensuring their own compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Information provided in this post does not ...