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Kailyn Sylvester@Microsoft Security Blog
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Microsoft is actively enhancing its AI integration across Azure and Copilot, introducing new features and programs to support both enterprise security and AI innovation. The company is now offering the "Llama 4 herd" within Azure AI Foundry and Azure Databricks, providing users with more AI tools and resources. Simultaneously, Microsoft is working to improve Copilot's capabilities by integrating enhanced security measures and features designed to facilitate AI adoption within organizations. These advancements reflect Microsoft's commitment to making AI more accessible and secure for its users.
Microsoft is also working with external partners to foster AI development. Microsoft Hong Kong has collaborated with Cyberport to launch the "Cyberport x Microsoft AI Partnership Programme," aimed at nurturing local start-ups. This program provides benefits like solution support, expert guidance, and business matching opportunities to promising Hong Kong-based companies. Six companies were selected to participate, showcasing innovative AI solutions in healthcare, insurance, risk management, and corporate sustainability.
In addition to external partnerships, Microsoft is focused on internal security enhancements related to AI. Microsoft Copilot utilizes classification labels as part of Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) to safeguard sensitive information, ensuring data security and regulatory compliance. These labels, applied manually, automatically, or suggested by Copilot, categorize data based on sensitivity levels, such as public, internal, or confidential. Furthermore, Microsoft is hosting a "Tech Accelerator: Azure Security and AI Adoption" event on April 22, 2025, designed to equip developers and cloud architects with the essential guidance and resources needed to securely plan, build, manage, and optimize their Azure deployments and AI projects.
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Microsoft is also working with external partners to foster AI development. Microsoft Hong Kong has collaborated with Cyberport to launch the "Cyberport x Microsoft AI Partnership Programme," aimed at nurturing local start-ups. This program provides benefits like solution support, expert guidance, and business matching opportunities to promising Hong Kong-based companies. Six companies were selected to participate, showcasing innovative AI solutions in healthcare, insurance, risk management, and corporate sustainability.
In addition to external partnerships, Microsoft is focused on internal security enhancements related to AI. Microsoft Copilot utilizes classification labels as part of Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) to safeguard sensitive information, ensuring data security and regulatory compliance. These labels, applied manually, automatically, or suggested by Copilot, categorize data based on sensitivity levels, such as public, internal, or confidential. Furthermore, Microsoft is hosting a "Tech Accelerator: Azure Security and AI Adoption" event on April 22, 2025, designed to equip developers and cloud architects with the essential guidance and resources needed to securely plan, build, manage, and optimize their Azure deployments and AI projects.
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- Source Asia: Microsoft Hong Kong and Cyberport nurtured local start-ups through AI Partnership Programme
- Source: Tech Accelerator: Azure security and AI adoption
- John Werner: Real People Using AI And More From Microsoft’s Copilot 50th Anniversary Event
- www.sharepointeurope.com: How Microsoft Copilot Respects and Uses Classification Labels: Enhancing Security and Productivity
- Rashi Shrivastava: The Prompt: Microsoft Bets Big On Its AI Future
- Source Asia: Microsoft AI Boardroom 2025: Ushering in the new era of Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) with AI
Classification:
- HashTags: #MicrosoftAI #AzureAI #CopilotAI
- Company: Microsoft
- Target: Customers
- Product: Azure
- Feature: AI Integration
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative