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Upwind’s new agreement with Microsoft moves runtime-first cloud security from boutique add‑ons into Azure’s native procurement and operational flow, delivering a single, unified CNAPP experience that’s purchasable on the Microsoft Marketplace, eligible for Microsoft IP co‑sell and Azure...

Upwind’s arrival in the Microsoft ecosystem turns a long-standing cloud-security debate into a practical procurement decision: runtime-first detection and prevention — not just periodic posture scans — can now be bought, onboarded, and operated inside Azure as a Marketplace‑transactable...

Upwind’s announcement that its runtime‑first cloud security platform is now purchasable and operational within Microsoft Azure marks a deliberate push to fold runtime context and prevention into Azure’s native procurement and operational model, not merely as a third‑party add‑on but as a...

Upwind’s arrival in the Microsoft ecosystem marks a deliberate push to make runtime-first cloud security a native option for Azure customers — a move that bundles runtime detection, container and registry scanning, posture management, and compliance controls into a single...

Upwind’s move into Azure — now available through the Microsoft Marketplace and positioned as a transactable, co‑sell-ready runtime security platform for Azure workloads — marks a significant signal in the CNAPP market: runtime visibility and prevention are shifting from niche add‑ons into...

Microsoft Azure customers now have a new native option to close a longstanding visibility gap: Upwind’s runtime-first security platform is officially integrated into the Azure ecosystem, available through the Azure Marketplace and engineered to feed runtime telemetry into Microsoft Sentinel and...

Upwind’s new partnership with Microsoft signals a clear market shift: runtime-first security is moving from specialized add‑ons into Azure’s native procurement and operational flow, promising real‑time protection, prioritized vulnerability guidance, and a tighter path to enterprise deployment...

Aquant’s elevation to Microsoft’s Solutions Partner with the certified software designation for Manufacturing AI is the kind of industry milestone that sounds modest on a press release and consequential in the plant floor planning room. Announced March 4, 2026, Aquant’s certification positions...

Tonic.ai’s entry into Microsoft’s Pegasus Program and its move onto the Azure Marketplace mark a meaningful step toward unblocking enterprise AI projects by making privacy-compliant synthetic data easier to procure, integrate, and scale inside Microsoft Azure environments. Background: why...

SecQube’s official U.S. launch on February 23, 2026 marks a deliberate push by the Microsoft-aligned security vendor to convert rising demand for cloud-native, AI-assisted security operations into a partner-driven, marketplace-ready business in North America. Background SecQube began life as a...

Dragos’s expanded collaboration with Microsoft marks a significant step toward bringing purpose-built operational technology (OT) security into mainstream enterprise cloud and security operations: the Dragos Platform will run on Microsoft Azure, push OT-specific telemetry and asset context into...

Celiveo 365 AI‑DLP promises to solve a very specific, urgent problem for Microsoft‑centric organizations: moving print and scan workflows into Azure and Microsoft Universal Print without sacrificing the auditability, data residency, and content controls regulators demand under HIPAA, GDPR and...

ETAS’ decision to put its flagship calibration toolchain on Microsoft Azure and into the unified Microsoft Marketplace is a significant, practical step toward cloud-first automotive development — and it will get its public unveiling during CES 2026 in Las Vegas, where live demos will show...

ProsperOps has achieved Microsoft Azure IP Co‑Sell status, a milestone that thrusts the cloud FinOps automation vendor deeper into Microsoft’s commercial ecosystem and makes its cost‑optimization software directly purchasable and billable through the Azure Marketplace starting December 17, 2025...

ProsperOps’ announcement that it has achieved Microsoft Azure IP Co‑Sell status on December 17, 2025 marks a consequential step for the cloud‑cost optimization vendor and gives Azure customers a new, marketplace‑transactable route to apply ProsperOps purchases toward Microsoft Azure Consumption...

SAS has quietly — and now publicly — brought a synthetic-data generator into the Microsoft cloud ecosystem, a move that stitches together SAS’ recent acquisition of UK startup Hazy with the company’s long-running Viya analytics platform and Microsoft’s Marketplace distribution model. The new...

AlmaLinux images in the Azure Marketplace are a practical shortcut to faster, more consistent Linux deployments—but turning those images into a safe, scalable production foundation requires a repeatable image pipeline, explicit governance, and a clear understanding of Azure’s image types and...

Selector’s arrival on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace tightens the circle between cloud procurement and AI-native observability, giving Azure-first enterprises a more direct path to deploy an AI-driven platform that promises faster correlation, causal root-cause analysis, and automated...

Microsoft’s new “Frontier Firms” framing is more than marketing-speak — it’s a strategic reset that recasts top-tier partners, Microsoft's own products, and the role of systems-level IT in the AI era. Announced and amplified across Microsoft’s partner channels during Microsoft Ignite 2025, the...

Cohesity’s newly publicized expansion with Microsoft marks a significant step in the industry's push to convert passive backup stores into AI-enabled security and compliance platforms, combining immutable recovery controls with generative-AI search and Azure-native tooling to speed ransomware...