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Breaking changes: Application and ServicePrincipal API updates in Microsoft Graph beta

August 30th, 2019

Breaking changes: Application and ServicePrincipal API updates in Microsoft Graph beta

Microsoft Graph outage July 30th 2019

July 30th, 2019

Today between 22:16 and 23:05 UTC clients calling Microsoft Graph may have observed increased latency in the North America and APAC geographic regions.

Get started developing security applications

July 18th, 2019

The fast growing cybersecurity market offers lots of opportunity for developers to build modern, connected security applications. We want to help developers quickly get started in building security solutions focused on three key scenarios: security management and investigations, threat detection, and information protection.

Breaking changes: Calls and online meetings API updates in Microsoft Graph beta

July 2nd, 2019

We're announcing several changes to the calls and online meetings APIs in Microsoft Graph beta, including a few breaking changes.

Updated Microsoft Graph developer training package-June 2019

June 20th, 2019

We are pleased to announce the availability of an updated Microsoft Graph training package which is targeted to be used for self-learning or for redelivering provided material as a local training delivery inside of your own company or for your customers.

Microsoft Graph @ Build 2019: Recap

May 17th, 2019

If you couldn’t make it to Seattle to attend Build in person this year – we’re sorry you weren’t able join us. You can still check out all the Microsoft Graph content we delivered.

Build 2019: Microsoft Graph powers the Microsoft 365 platform

May 6th, 2019

Check out all the latest Microsoft Graph news from Build 2019

New Microsoft Graph endpoints in US Government cloud

April 24th, 2019

We are happy to announce new Microsoft Graph endpoints for Microsoft Cloud for US Government. These new endpoints are specific to the US Government cloud and are segregated from the Microsoft worldwide cloud. They are fully compliant with US Government data classification levels such as DoD information impact level 4 and level 5.