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Shift-Left Security: Enhancements in GitHub and Azure DevOps

DevSecOps for GitHub

Microsoft and GitHub are advancing “shift-left security” in DevSecOps by implementing features like automated checks and AI-driven code reviews in development processes. These enhancements, such as GitHub’s CodeQL and Azure DevOps security gates, help identify vulnerabilities early, reducing cost, risk, and compliance burdens, promoting efficient and secure software development.

Windows 365 Link + Azure Dev Box

Windows 365 Link

Microsoft’s Ignite event introduced Windows 365 Link, a compact ARM-based desktop PC that connects to Windows virtual desktops on Azure, optimizing workplace technology. Coupled with Azure Dev Box, which offers tailored cloud development environments, these innovations enhance productivity, flexibility, and efficiency for organizations using Microsoft tools.

Debunking the “GodMode” in Windows Myth

Debunking Windows GodMode Myth

In the vast realm of Windows operating systems, users often come across intriguing claims about a mysterious “God Mode”. It is referred to as unlocking hidden settings and features and superpowers within the system. However, it’s time to set the record straight. Again! As I discussed in a previous blog post in 2010, this so-called “God Mode” is not a clandestine feature. It is rather a clever way to organize and consolidate various settings into one accessible location.

Outlook for iOS – A Closer Look On The App

Outlook for iOS - A Closer Look

The Microsoft Outlook for iOS app, first released in 2015, has developed significantly since its inception. With features such as Focus Inbox, integration of various cloud services and attachment capabilities without having to download, it serves as a comprehensive email management tool. The app also allows editing of Office document attachments directly and is compatible with various providers like Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and iCloud. However, it lacks support for POP or IMAP accounts.

Uncover – Custom Logo Instead Of Apple Standard

Uncover - Customize your Apple Logo

If you want to give your Apple laptop an individual touch, you can have your own Logo lasered into its back. The Dutch company Uncover offers a service that lets the heart of every individualist skip a beat. A laser is used to cut a desired design into the back of a MacBook display. There are hardly any limits to the imagination, even more complex wishes are fulfilled.