You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
partner center
About this tag
Discussions on WindowsForum.com about Microsoft Partner Center cover two main areas: security vulnerabilities and partner designations. A security advisory for CVE-2025-65041 highlights an elevation of privilege flaw in Partner Center, with limited public technical details. Separately, multiple threads report companies earning Microsoft Solutions Partner badges for Digital & App Innovation on Azure, a recognition that validates cloud-native development, application modernization, and DevOps capabilities. These designations are part of Microsoft's shift from the legacy gold/silver competency model to a capability-based scoring system. The Partner Center portal is also mentioned as the administrative hub for managing these partnerships and for individual developers publishing to the Microsoft Store, where fee waivers have been introduced.
Synoverge’s announcement that it has been awarded the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation in Digital & App Innovation | Azure is a clear signal that the Ahmedabad‑based digital transformation firm is intensifying its alignment with Microsoft’s cloud and developer platform priorities — but...
Microsoft’s Partner Center has again been flagged for an improper authorization flaw that can allow an attacker to escalate privileges across a networked environment — an advisory for CVE-2025-65041 was posted to Microsoft’s Security Update Guide, but public technical detail is sparse and the...
VLink has announced that it has earned the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation for Digital & App Innovation (Azure), a formal recognition that positions the company as a validated provider of cloud‑native application development, application modernization, and DevOps‑led delivery on...
VLink today announced it has achieved the Microsoft Solutions Partner designation for Digital & App Innovation (Azure) — a formal recognition that positions the company as a validated provider of cloud-native application development, application modernization, and DevOps-led delivery on...
Microsoft's decision to remove the Microsoft Store registration fee for individual developers is a deliberate, high-impact policy shift that lowers the financial barrier to publishing on Windows, replaces credit-card gating with identity verification, and refocuses the Store as an open...
Microsoft's decision to remove the registration fee for individual developers publishing to the Microsoft Store is more than a pricing change — it's a clear signal that the company intends to make the Store a lower-friction, broader distribution channel for independent Windows software creators...
app publishing
commerce
developer tools
developers
discoverability
electron
electron apps
enterprise distribution
external billing
government id
id verification
identity security
indie developers
intune integration
microsoft store
moderation
msix
msix packaging
non microsoft billing
onboard
onboarding process
partnercenter
platform economics
privacy
pwas
store discoverability
uwp
win32
windows
windows apps
zero-fee