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Microsoft is handing out AI agents. Somebody needs to be watching them.

A routine click just turned into a billing problem for your business.
69 antivirus engines missed it. Your team almost did too.
Shadow AI isn't just a productivity risk. It's a visibility problem.
Less AI clutter, fewer forced restarts, and more control over your workday.
Most businesses can't say who owns their AI tools or how fast they could shut one off if it went wrong.
Scammers are abusing Azure Monitor to send phishing alerts from a genuine Microsoft domain that push victims toward a ca…
Microsoft's February 2026 Windows 11 preview build skips new AI features and instead fixes small daily friction points t…
As businesses add tool after tool over the years, sensitive data ends up scattered across systems nobody can fully map, …
Microsoft moved the easy-to-misclick Quit option out of the Teams taskbar jump list, and there's a settings fix worth tu…
Microsoft's marketing ranks Copilot above File Explorer, but the real value depends on which Copilot you mean and whethe…