Government

Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Office 365 Government Secret cloud, which includes our first release of Office 365 Government capabilities including Exchange, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 Apps.

Now that hybrid work is just work, the challenge for organizations is to balance employee demands for flexibility with business needs.

Today, we’re excited to announce the upcoming launch of a new US Government cloud environment: Office 365 Government Secret which is currently in government review pending accreditation and targeting availability starting mid-2022.

At Ignite this week, we’re announcing many new features and capabilities to empower every person and every organization to thrive in the new world of work.

Famous for their crowded cafés and lively streets, the social Spaniards spent March and April under one of the strictest lockdown ordinances in the world. But it wasn’t enough to keep them apart.

Microsoft Teams is playing a major role to keep the world working in the era of COVID-19. Teams now has more than 75 million daily active users and more than 200 million Microsoft Teams meeting participants in a single day, generating more than 4.

Here’s how some of Microsoft Japan’s customers are adjusting to this new normal.

Earning and retaining the public’s trust requires a modern approach to protecting data. Governments can adopt a Zero Trust approach to cybersecurity with the help of Microsoft 365.

New Microsoft 365 Government capabilities help agencies deliver on collaboration, security, and compliance commitments.

Microsoft was recognized as a 2018 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Access Management, Worldwide—which is a strong validation that that our customers value the innovations we added to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) this year.