Microsoft Defender CSPM assessments for PostgreSQL Flexible Server are now GA
Microsoft Defender for Cloud has shipped generally available CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) assessments for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, giving teams automated security evaluations that run continuously against their PostgreSQL deployments. The assessments are part of Microsoft Defender for Cloud’s CSPM framework, which evaluates Azure resources against security baselines and best practices. The […]
Azure Functions Python 3.14 support is now generally available
Azure Functions now supports Python 3.14 for local development and deployment on Linux plans, giving serverless developers access to the latest Python runtime with an extended support window through 2029. The update is relatively straightforward on the surface — another runtime added to the platform — but it has real implications if you maintain Python-based […]
Microsoft Defender CSPM for Azure PostgreSQL Flexible Server Hits GA
Microsoft Defender for Cloud now includes generally available CSPM assessments for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, giving Postgres users continuous security posture evaluations without setting up additional monitoring infrastructure. What the assessments cover The assessments check your PostgreSQL Flexible Server instances against a set of security baselines published by Microsoft. These cover the usual […]
Microsoft Defender CSPM assessments for Azure PostgreSQL reach GA
Microsoft has released the general availability of Defender Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) assessments for Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server. If you run PostgreSQL on Azure, this changes how you track security compliance. Instead of writing custom queries or maintaining spreadsheets, you get automated, continuous evaluations that surface in the Defender dashboard. What CSPM […]
Azure Cosmos DB MCP Toolkit Now Generally Available: AI Agents Meet Operational Data
Microsoft has released the MCP Toolkit for Azure Cosmos DB as generally available, giving developers a standardized way to plug AI agents and copilots directly into their operational data. No custom adapter code required. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI applications communicate with external systems databases, tools, and APIs. […]