Month: June 2024
Temporarily Change Signal Line Names in Simulink
I have a simulink model, the signal line names are currently hand typed. However, all the signal names are also in a seperate excel spreadsheet. The signal names in the spreadhseet change every now and then, and I want the model to automatically reflect that. I want to replace the signal names with a marker, lets say @excelsheetname:linenumber. I know I can grab all the signal names in matlab, then I can import the spreadsheet and replace the marker with the proper name, but how do I maintain the marker, so the next time the model is opened, it can grab the correct signal names again whether they have changed or not?I have a simulink model, the signal line names are currently hand typed. However, all the signal names are also in a seperate excel spreadsheet. The signal names in the spreadhseet change every now and then, and I want the model to automatically reflect that. I want to replace the signal names with a marker, lets say @excelsheetname:linenumber. I know I can grab all the signal names in matlab, then I can import the spreadsheet and replace the marker with the proper name, but how do I maintain the marker, so the next time the model is opened, it can grab the correct signal names again whether they have changed or not? I have a simulink model, the signal line names are currently hand typed. However, all the signal names are also in a seperate excel spreadsheet. The signal names in the spreadhseet change every now and then, and I want the model to automatically reflect that. I want to replace the signal names with a marker, lets say @excelsheetname:linenumber. I know I can grab all the signal names in matlab, then I can import the spreadsheet and replace the marker with the proper name, but how do I maintain the marker, so the next time the model is opened, it can grab the correct signal names again whether they have changed or not? simulink, signal processing MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Why Matlab can not find the WSL2?
I am using a toolbox called uav toolbox support package for px4 autopilot, once I click the gear icon for set up, the image below would show up:
it means I have to install WSL2, but actually, I had installed WSL2, it just can not find the WSL2.
I am also find the answer that I should change the display language to English and delete some files, but unfortunately, my Windows11 is a single language version, so I can not change the language to English. I need another solution.
How can I get Matlab find the WSL2 on my PC?(there is one, I am sure)
Thanks for your answers.I am using a toolbox called uav toolbox support package for px4 autopilot, once I click the gear icon for set up, the image below would show up:
it means I have to install WSL2, but actually, I had installed WSL2, it just can not find the WSL2.
I am also find the answer that I should change the display language to English and delete some files, but unfortunately, my Windows11 is a single language version, so I can not change the language to English. I need another solution.
How can I get Matlab find the WSL2 on my PC?(there is one, I am sure)
Thanks for your answers. I am using a toolbox called uav toolbox support package for px4 autopilot, once I click the gear icon for set up, the image below would show up:
it means I have to install WSL2, but actually, I had installed WSL2, it just can not find the WSL2.
I am also find the answer that I should change the display language to English and delete some files, but unfortunately, my Windows11 is a single language version, so I can not change the language to English. I need another solution.
How can I get Matlab find the WSL2 on my PC?(there is one, I am sure)
Thanks for your answers. wsl2, uav toolbox MATLAB Answers — New Questions
How can I establish communication with a Speedgoat target computer via an Ethernet interface configured as ‘Public’?
I am using Simulink Real-Time (SLRT) with a Speedgoat target computer. I need to configure the Windows Defender Firewall on my host PC to allow communication with the target. I have followed the steps provided in this link:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/396086-how-do-i-configure-windows-defender-firewall-for-matlab-to-communicate-with-external-hardware-such-a
The Ethernet interface on my host PC, which is used for the host-target link, is configured as ‘Public’ according to the Windows Network and Sharing Center:
This means that any changes or rules I apply to the Windows Defender Firewall should be specific to ‘Public’ networks in order to take effect on the host-target link. However, due to my organization’s IT policies, the options for ‘Public’ networks are grayed out when I try to allow MATLAB through the Windows Defender Firewall.
Consequently, I can perform a Speedgoat software update successfully, but I am unable to establish an actual connection to the target using MATLAB R2020b or later. I errors such as the following:
Cannot connect to target ‘TargetPC1’: Cannot connect to target.
or
Unable to connect to target computer ‘TargetPC1’: Unable to connect to target computer.I am using Simulink Real-Time (SLRT) with a Speedgoat target computer. I need to configure the Windows Defender Firewall on my host PC to allow communication with the target. I have followed the steps provided in this link:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/396086-how-do-i-configure-windows-defender-firewall-for-matlab-to-communicate-with-external-hardware-such-a
The Ethernet interface on my host PC, which is used for the host-target link, is configured as ‘Public’ according to the Windows Network and Sharing Center:
This means that any changes or rules I apply to the Windows Defender Firewall should be specific to ‘Public’ networks in order to take effect on the host-target link. However, due to my organization’s IT policies, the options for ‘Public’ networks are grayed out when I try to allow MATLAB through the Windows Defender Firewall.
Consequently, I can perform a Speedgoat software update successfully, but I am unable to establish an actual connection to the target using MATLAB R2020b or later. I errors such as the following:
Cannot connect to target ‘TargetPC1’: Cannot connect to target.
or
Unable to connect to target computer ‘TargetPC1’: Unable to connect to target computer. I am using Simulink Real-Time (SLRT) with a Speedgoat target computer. I need to configure the Windows Defender Firewall on my host PC to allow communication with the target. I have followed the steps provided in this link:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/396086-how-do-i-configure-windows-defender-firewall-for-matlab-to-communicate-with-external-hardware-such-a
The Ethernet interface on my host PC, which is used for the host-target link, is configured as ‘Public’ according to the Windows Network and Sharing Center:
This means that any changes or rules I apply to the Windows Defender Firewall should be specific to ‘Public’ networks in order to take effect on the host-target link. However, due to my organization’s IT policies, the options for ‘Public’ networks are grayed out when I try to allow MATLAB through the Windows Defender Firewall.
Consequently, I can perform a Speedgoat software update successfully, but I am unable to establish an actual connection to the target using MATLAB R2020b or later. I errors such as the following:
Cannot connect to target ‘TargetPC1’: Cannot connect to target.
or
Unable to connect to target computer ‘TargetPC1’: Unable to connect to target computer. windows, firewall, speedgoat, slrt, netconnectionprofile, networkcategory MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Register Service Principal for Sharepoint Online
Hello,
I tried to register a Service Principal to a Sharepoint Site according to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/security-apponly-azureacs
Unfortunately, “Create” results in the following Error Message:
I have Sharepoint Admin and Site Admin Rights.
Can someone help me?
Best regards
Hello, I tried to register a Service Principal to a Sharepoint Site according to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/security-apponly-azureacs Unfortunately, “Create” results in the following Error Message: I have Sharepoint Admin and Site Admin Rights. Can someone help me? Best regards Read More
Users not showing as a member of a distribution list.
Hello
Please i need your help on this issue.
We have a few users that we have added to an all employee distribution list. Some of those users are not showing up in the list when we send emails to that list. Please assist.
Hello Please i need your help on this issue. We have a few users that we have added to an all employee distribution list. Some of those users are not showing up in the list when we send emails to that list. Please assist. Read More
Code in the cloud: Explore tools, training, and resources
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Secure AI Apps on Azure
Learn how to secure your AI apps on Azure. This Reactor series will cover keyless authentication, user login with Microsoft Entra, data access control for RAG applications, and private network deployment. New episodes are live July 2–July 25, 2024 and then available on demand.
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Style Property Not Being Recognised
Hi all,
I am trying to format a table – border, border colour etc. I am trying to do this programmatically from the Mathwoks page here: https://uk.mathworks.com/help/rptgen/ug/format-tables.html#mw_aa27b9a4-0c98-4bd7-a08d-2bfa3dda0411
However, I keep getting a error saying "The class table has no Constant property or Static method named ‘Style’."
From the web page I would input something like this:
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
But the above error message is being shown.
Here is my code. I am only interested in formatting the table, so sorry for so much code.
%Structural Properties
E = 2.1E+08;
Ic1 = 22530/100^4;
Ic2 = 14270/100^4;
Ic3 = 5259/100^4;
Ib = 16040/100^4;
Ac1 = 168/100^2;
Ac2 = 113.3/100^2;
Ac3 = 66.28/100^2;
H = 21;
h = 3;
w = 12.7;
% Average second moment of area of coluums
Ic = (2*Ic1 + 2*Ic2 + 3*Ic2)/7
% Average cross-sectional area of columns
Ac = (2*Ac1 + 2*Ac2 + 3*Ac3)/7
% Stiffness of columns of bracing unit 1
Kc1 = 4*12*E*Ic/h^2
% Stiffness of beams
Kb1 = 2*12*E*Ib/(9*h) + 12*E*Ib/(2*h)
% Reduction factor
r1 = Kc1/(Kb1+Kc1)
% Stiffness of one sub-frame
K1 = (1/Kc1 + 1/Kb1)^-1
% Global second moment of area
Ig1 = 2*Ac*1^2 + 2*Ac*10^2
% Second moment of area of one column
I1 = 4*r1*Ic
% Total second moment of area for bending stiffness
If1 = I1 + Ig1
% Parameter kappa
kappa1 = sqrt(K1/(E*I1))
% Parameter kappa*H
kappaH1 = kappa1*H
% deflection due to shear
ys1 = w*H^2/(2*K1)
% deflection due to bending
yb1 = w*H^4/(8*E*If1)
% Deflection due to interaction of shear and bending
yr1 = (w*E*I1)/(K1^2)*(1 + kappaH1*sinh(kappaH1)/(cosh(kappaH1)-1))
% Total deflection
y1 = ys1 + yb1 – yr1
Bracing_Unit1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Bracing_Unit2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
% Set up table
Labels = {‘Column Stiffness’,’Beam Stiffness’,’Frame Stiffness’,’Global Second moment of Area’,’Shear Deflection’,’Bending Deflection’,’Shear/Bending Interaction’,’Total Deflection’};
T = table(Bracing_Unit1,Bracing_Unit2,Core_1,Core_2,’RowNames’,Labels)
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
Can someone help please?
Many thanks,
ScottHi all,
I am trying to format a table – border, border colour etc. I am trying to do this programmatically from the Mathwoks page here: https://uk.mathworks.com/help/rptgen/ug/format-tables.html#mw_aa27b9a4-0c98-4bd7-a08d-2bfa3dda0411
However, I keep getting a error saying "The class table has no Constant property or Static method named ‘Style’."
From the web page I would input something like this:
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
But the above error message is being shown.
Here is my code. I am only interested in formatting the table, so sorry for so much code.
%Structural Properties
E = 2.1E+08;
Ic1 = 22530/100^4;
Ic2 = 14270/100^4;
Ic3 = 5259/100^4;
Ib = 16040/100^4;
Ac1 = 168/100^2;
Ac2 = 113.3/100^2;
Ac3 = 66.28/100^2;
H = 21;
h = 3;
w = 12.7;
% Average second moment of area of coluums
Ic = (2*Ic1 + 2*Ic2 + 3*Ic2)/7
% Average cross-sectional area of columns
Ac = (2*Ac1 + 2*Ac2 + 3*Ac3)/7
% Stiffness of columns of bracing unit 1
Kc1 = 4*12*E*Ic/h^2
% Stiffness of beams
Kb1 = 2*12*E*Ib/(9*h) + 12*E*Ib/(2*h)
% Reduction factor
r1 = Kc1/(Kb1+Kc1)
% Stiffness of one sub-frame
K1 = (1/Kc1 + 1/Kb1)^-1
% Global second moment of area
Ig1 = 2*Ac*1^2 + 2*Ac*10^2
% Second moment of area of one column
I1 = 4*r1*Ic
% Total second moment of area for bending stiffness
If1 = I1 + Ig1
% Parameter kappa
kappa1 = sqrt(K1/(E*I1))
% Parameter kappa*H
kappaH1 = kappa1*H
% deflection due to shear
ys1 = w*H^2/(2*K1)
% deflection due to bending
yb1 = w*H^4/(8*E*If1)
% Deflection due to interaction of shear and bending
yr1 = (w*E*I1)/(K1^2)*(1 + kappaH1*sinh(kappaH1)/(cosh(kappaH1)-1))
% Total deflection
y1 = ys1 + yb1 – yr1
Bracing_Unit1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Bracing_Unit2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
% Set up table
Labels = {‘Column Stiffness’,’Beam Stiffness’,’Frame Stiffness’,’Global Second moment of Area’,’Shear Deflection’,’Bending Deflection’,’Shear/Bending Interaction’,’Total Deflection’};
T = table(Bracing_Unit1,Bracing_Unit2,Core_1,Core_2,’RowNames’,Labels)
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
Can someone help please?
Many thanks,
Scott Hi all,
I am trying to format a table – border, border colour etc. I am trying to do this programmatically from the Mathwoks page here: https://uk.mathworks.com/help/rptgen/ug/format-tables.html#mw_aa27b9a4-0c98-4bd7-a08d-2bfa3dda0411
However, I keep getting a error saying "The class table has no Constant property or Static method named ‘Style’."
From the web page I would input something like this:
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
But the above error message is being shown.
Here is my code. I am only interested in formatting the table, so sorry for so much code.
%Structural Properties
E = 2.1E+08;
Ic1 = 22530/100^4;
Ic2 = 14270/100^4;
Ic3 = 5259/100^4;
Ib = 16040/100^4;
Ac1 = 168/100^2;
Ac2 = 113.3/100^2;
Ac3 = 66.28/100^2;
H = 21;
h = 3;
w = 12.7;
% Average second moment of area of coluums
Ic = (2*Ic1 + 2*Ic2 + 3*Ic2)/7
% Average cross-sectional area of columns
Ac = (2*Ac1 + 2*Ac2 + 3*Ac3)/7
% Stiffness of columns of bracing unit 1
Kc1 = 4*12*E*Ic/h^2
% Stiffness of beams
Kb1 = 2*12*E*Ib/(9*h) + 12*E*Ib/(2*h)
% Reduction factor
r1 = Kc1/(Kb1+Kc1)
% Stiffness of one sub-frame
K1 = (1/Kc1 + 1/Kb1)^-1
% Global second moment of area
Ig1 = 2*Ac*1^2 + 2*Ac*10^2
% Second moment of area of one column
I1 = 4*r1*Ic
% Total second moment of area for bending stiffness
If1 = I1 + Ig1
% Parameter kappa
kappa1 = sqrt(K1/(E*I1))
% Parameter kappa*H
kappaH1 = kappa1*H
% deflection due to shear
ys1 = w*H^2/(2*K1)
% deflection due to bending
yb1 = w*H^4/(8*E*If1)
% Deflection due to interaction of shear and bending
yr1 = (w*E*I1)/(K1^2)*(1 + kappaH1*sinh(kappaH1)/(cosh(kappaH1)-1))
% Total deflection
y1 = ys1 + yb1 – yr1
Bracing_Unit1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Bracing_Unit2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_1 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
Core_2 = [Kc1 Kb1 K1 Ig1 ys1 yb1 yr1 y1]’
% Set up table
Labels = {‘Column Stiffness’,’Beam Stiffness’,’Frame Stiffness’,’Global Second moment of Area’,’Shear Deflection’,’Bending Deflection’,’Shear/Bending Interaction’,’Total Deflection’};
T = table(Bracing_Unit1,Bracing_Unit2,Core_1,Core_2,’RowNames’,Labels)
table.Style = [table.Style {Border(‘solid’,’black’,’3px’)}]
Can someone help please?
Many thanks,
Scott formatting table error message MATLAB Answers — New Questions
New Blog | Evolve your CIAM strategy with External ID
By Ankur Patel
Last month we announced the general availability of our next generation customer identity and access management solution, Microsoft Entra External ID. External ID makes Customer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) secure and simple by enabling you to:
Secure all external identities: Managing several disparate solutions can overcomplicate your security strategy. By adopting External ID as your CIAM solution, you can secure all identity types within your Microsoft Entra admin center, safeguarding all external identities with industry-leading security, including our own conditional access engine, verifiable credentials, and built-in identity governance.
Create frictionless user experiences: The rise of fraud, GenAI, and identity attacks has increased end-user fear when it comes to security risks online. With External ID, you can build frictionless, branded, user centric interfaces into your web and mobile applications to increase brand awareness, build user trust and drive user engagement. Check out an example in the WoodGrove Groceries demo!
Streamline secure collaboration: Collaborating with external users and ensuring they have the right access at the right time is complex. Simplify collaboration by inviting business guests with External ID and defining what internal resources they can access across SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive.
Accelerate the development of secure applications: Integrating robust and extensive user flows into apps can take developers months. Shorten development time to minutes by leveraging External ID’s rich set of APIs, SDKs, and integrations with developer tools, such as Visual Studio Code, to build secure and branded identity experiences into external-facing web and mobile apps.
Best in class value at scale: Managing several security stacks can be costly. External ID brings innovative CIAM features at a cost-effective value for any growing customer without compromising on scalable, end-to-end security. For example, this approach helps us bring best-in-class identity verification like Face Check with Verified ID to reduce help desk costs for combatting fraud. Learn more about External ID pricing here.
Read the full post here: Evolve your CIAM strategy with External ID
By Ankur Patel
Last month we announced the general availability of our next generation customer identity and access management solution, Microsoft Entra External ID. External ID makes Customer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) secure and simple by enabling you to:
Secure all external identities: Managing several disparate solutions can overcomplicate your security strategy. By adopting External ID as your CIAM solution, you can secure all identity types within your Microsoft Entra admin center, safeguarding all external identities with industry-leading security, including our own conditional access engine, verifiable credentials, and built-in identity governance.
Create frictionless user experiences: The rise of fraud, GenAI, and identity attacks has increased end-user fear when it comes to security risks online. With External ID, you can build frictionless, branded, user centric interfaces into your web and mobile applications to increase brand awareness, build user trust and drive user engagement. Check out an example in the WoodGrove Groceries demo!
Streamline secure collaboration: Collaborating with external users and ensuring they have the right access at the right time is complex. Simplify collaboration by inviting business guests with External ID and defining what internal resources they can access across SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive.
Accelerate the development of secure applications: Integrating robust and extensive user flows into apps can take developers months. Shorten development time to minutes by leveraging External ID’s rich set of APIs, SDKs, and integrations with developer tools, such as Visual Studio Code, to build secure and branded identity experiences into external-facing web and mobile apps.
Best in class value at scale: Managing several security stacks can be costly. External ID brings innovative CIAM features at a cost-effective value for any growing customer without compromising on scalable, end-to-end security. For example, this approach helps us bring best-in-class identity verification like Face Check with Verified ID to reduce help desk costs for combatting fraud. Learn more about External ID pricing here.
Our goal is to provide best in class protection from bot attacks, sign in and signup fraud and ability to audit every step of external user’s journeys
Read the full post here: Evolve your CIAM strategy with External ID Read More
New Blog | Move to cloud authentication with the AD FS migration tool!
We’re excited to announce that the migration tool for Active Directory Federation Service (AD FS) customers to move their apps to Microsoft Entra ID is now generally available! Customers can begin updating their identity management with more extensive monitoring and security infrastructure by quickly identifying which applications are capable of being migrated and assessing all their AD FS applications for compatibility.
In November we announced AD FS Application Migration would be moving to public preview, and the response from our partners and customers has been overwhelmingly positive. For some, transitioning to cloud-based security is a daunting task, but the tool has proven to dramatically streamline the process of moving to Microsoft Entra ID.
A simplified workflow, reduced need for manual intervention, and minimized downtime (for applications and end users) have reduced stress for hassle-free migrations. The tool not only checks the compatibility of your applications with Entra ID, but it can also suggest how to resolve any issues. It then monitors the migration progress and reflects the latest changes in your applications. Watch the demo to see the tool in action.
Read the full post here: Move to cloud authentication with the AD FS migration tool!
By Melanie Maynes
We’re excited to announce that the migration tool for Active Directory Federation Service (AD FS) customers to move their apps to Microsoft Entra ID is now generally available! Customers can begin updating their identity management with more extensive monitoring and security infrastructure by quickly identifying which applications are capable of being migrated and assessing all their AD FS applications for compatibility.
In November we announced AD FS Application Migration would be moving to public preview, and the response from our partners and customers has been overwhelmingly positive. For some, transitioning to cloud-based security is a daunting task, but the tool has proven to dramatically streamline the process of moving to Microsoft Entra ID.
A simplified workflow, reduced need for manual intervention, and minimized downtime (for applications and end users) have reduced stress for hassle-free migrations. The tool not only checks the compatibility of your applications with Entra ID, but it can also suggest how to resolve any issues. It then monitors the migration progress and reflects the latest changes in your applications. Watch the demo to see the tool in action.
Moving from AD FS to a more agile and responsive, cloud-native solution helps overcome some of the inherent limitations of the old way of managing identities.
Read the full post here: Move to cloud authentication with the AD FS migration tool! Read More
New Blog | More Threat Intelligence Content in MDTI, TA Enables Better Security Outcomes
Microsoft threat intelligence empowers our customers to keep up with the global threat landscape and understand the threats and vulnerabilities most relevant to their organization. We are excited to announce that we have recently accelerated the speed and scale at which we publish threat intelligence, giving our customers more critical security insights, data, and guidance than ever before.
This blog will show how our 10,000 interdisciplinary experts and applied scientists reason over more than 78 trillion daily threat signals to continuously add to our understanding of threat actors and activity. It will also show how this increased publishing cadence in Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence (MDTI), Threat Analytics, and Copilot for Security helps enrich and contextualize hundreds of thousands of security alerts while enhancing customers’ overall cybersecurity programs.
Increased Intel Profiles
Microsoft has published 270 new Intel profiles over the past year to help customers maintain situational awareness around the threat activity, techniques, vulnerabilities, and the more than 300 named actors Microsoft tracks. These digital compendiums of intelligence help organizations stay informed about potential threats, including Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), historical data, mitigation strategies, and advanced hunting queries. Intel profiles are continuously maintained and updated by Microsoft’s threat intelligence team, which added 24 new Intel profiles in May alone, including 10 Activity Profiles, 4 Actor Profiles, 5 Technique Profiles, and 5 Vulnerability Profiles.
Intel profiles are published to both MDTI and Threat Analytics, which can be found under the “Threat Intelligence” blade in the left-hand navigation menu in the Defender XDR Portal. In Threat Analytics, customers can understand how the content in Intel profiles relates to devices and vulnerabilities in their environment. In MDTI, Intel Profiles enhance security analyst triage, incident response, threat hunting, and vulnerability management workflows.
In Copilot for Security, customers can quickly retrieve information from intel profiles to contextualize artifacts and correlate MDTI and Threat Analytics content and data with other security information from Defender XDR, such as incidents and hunting activities, to help customers assess their vulnerabilities and quickly understand the broader scope of an attack. For example, Copilot can reason over vulnerability intelligence in MDTI and Threat Analytics to deliver a customized, prioritized list based on a customer organization’s unique security posture.
Read the full post here: More Threat Intelligence Content in MDTI, TA Enables Better Security Outcomes
By Michael Browning
Microsoft threat intelligence empowers our customers to keep up with the global threat landscape and understand the threats and vulnerabilities most relevant to their organization. We are excited to announce that we have recently accelerated the speed and scale at which we publish threat intelligence, giving our customers more critical security insights, data, and guidance than ever before.
This blog will show how our 10,000 interdisciplinary experts and applied scientists reason over more than 78 trillion daily threat signals to continuously add to our understanding of threat actors and activity. It will also show how this increased publishing cadence in Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence (MDTI), Threat Analytics, and Copilot for Security helps enrich and contextualize hundreds of thousands of security alerts while enhancing customers’ overall cybersecurity programs.
Increased Intel Profiles
Microsoft has published 270 new Intel profiles over the past year to help customers maintain situational awareness around the threat activity, techniques, vulnerabilities, and the more than 300 named actors Microsoft tracks. These digital compendiums of intelligence help organizations stay informed about potential threats, including Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), historical data, mitigation strategies, and advanced hunting queries. Intel profiles are continuously maintained and updated by Microsoft’s threat intelligence team, which added 24 new Intel profiles in May alone, including 10 Activity Profiles, 4 Actor Profiles, 5 Technique Profiles, and 5 Vulnerability Profiles.
Intel profiles are published to both MDTI and Threat Analytics, which can be found under the “Threat Intelligence” blade in the left-hand navigation menu in the Defender XDR Portal. In Threat Analytics, customers can understand how the content in Intel profiles relates to devices and vulnerabilities in their environment. In MDTI, Intel Profiles enhance security analyst triage, incident response, threat hunting, and vulnerability management workflows.
In Copilot for Security, customers can quickly retrieve information from intel profiles to contextualize artifacts and correlate MDTI and Threat Analytics content and data with other security information from Defender XDR, such as incidents and hunting activities, to help customers assess their vulnerabilities and quickly understand the broader scope of an attack. For example, Copilot can reason over vulnerability intelligence in MDTI and Threat Analytics to deliver a customized, prioritized list based on a customer organization’s unique security posture.
Read the full post here: More Threat Intelligence Content in MDTI, TA Enables Better Security Outcomes Read More
Dive into the June 2024 edition of What’s New in Copilot for Microsoft 365!
This month’s update brings you a plethora of new features across admin and end-user domains to enhance productivity within your organization. Highlights include:
Expanded availability of Copilot for Microsoft 365
New reporting tools for adoption and impact analysis in Viva Insights
Introduction of the Copilot Deployment Kit in Viva Amplify to boost user adoption
Enhancements in Copilot functionalities for Teams meetings and more in Word, PowerPoint, SharePoint
:link: Read more about the updates and how to leverage these new capabilities for your team!
This month’s update brings you a plethora of new features across admin and end-user domains to enhance productivity within your organization. Highlights include:
Expanded availability of Copilot for Microsoft 365
New reporting tools for adoption and impact analysis in Viva Insights
Introduction of the Copilot Deployment Kit in Viva Amplify to boost user adoption
Enhancements in Copilot functionalities for Teams meetings and more in Word, PowerPoint, SharePoint
:link: Read more about the updates and how to leverage these new capabilities for your team! Read More
Join us for the July Copilot and M365 for SMB community call, July 2nd Tuesday, at 12:10pm PT!
Join us next week on Tuesday 3/26 12:10-1pm PST to learn about Microsoft Loop for SMBs, meet the product team for Loop and get the latest updates what’s upcoming. See you soon!
Join link: https://aka.ms/SMBCommunitycall on 7/2 12:10-1pm PST
Here’s a preview of our agenda:
Section
Speaker / Topic
Time
Intro
Welcome & Announcements
5 mins
Announcement
Upcoming events and updates
5 mins
Primary topic
Microsoft Loop demo and overview
Microsoft Principal Product Manager Patrick Gan
15-20 mins
Close
Open Q+A
15 mins- close
Join us next week on Tuesday 3/26 12:10-1pm PST to learn about Microsoft Loop for SMBs, meet the product team for Loop and get the latest updates what’s upcoming. See you soon!
Join link: https://aka.ms/SMBCommunitycall on 7/2 12:10-1pm PST
Here’s a preview of our agenda:
Section
Speaker / Topic
Time
Intro
Welcome & Announcements
5 mins
Announcement
Upcoming events and updates
5 mins
Primary topic
Microsoft Loop demo and overview
Microsoft Principal Product Manager Patrick Gan
15-20 mins
Close
Open Q+A
15 mins- close
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Morning all
Every 3 days I receive a spreadsheet from England. My country (NZ) is 11 hours ahead.
Am looking for a way to modify the start times of the football games to NZ time and make an adjustment for when the date moves forward a day to NZ time. Screenshot attached.
Many thanks
Morning allEvery 3 days I receive a spreadsheet from England. My country (NZ) is 11 hours ahead.Am looking for a way to modify the start times of the football games to NZ time and make an adjustment for when the date moves forward a day to NZ time. Screenshot attached. Many thanks Read More
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3) patch is actively deployed
4) exclude any machine that has a reboot pending status for any patch
We do have a collection built using the logic below but feel like this is not specific enough.
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Any direction you can provide on either a sql query to gather this information or better yet actual collection logic code would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason
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I have this code to take x.y,z coordinates to make an x-ray image. The lines of the image just print on top of one another. I want to use the scatter function so that the lines of the image make a full picture. How and where would I add this?
Here is my code:
data = readmatrix(‘C:UsersdevinehChest_XRay_Raw_Data.txt’);
% Extract x, y, z coordinates and grayscale values
x = data(:,1);
y = data(:,2);
z = data(:,3); % If needed, otherwise ignore
grayscale = data(:,4);
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x = round(x – min(x) + 1);
y = round(y – min(y) + 1);
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y_range = min(y):max(y);
% Initialize the image matrix
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% Populate the image matrix with grayscale values
for i = 1:length(x)
x_idx = find(x_range == x(i));
y_idx = find(y_range == y(i));
image(y_idx, x_idx) = grayscale(i);
end
%normalize image
image = mat2gray(image);
% Display the image
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title(‘Reconstructed Image from Raw Data’);I have this code to take x.y,z coordinates to make an x-ray image. The lines of the image just print on top of one another. I want to use the scatter function so that the lines of the image make a full picture. How and where would I add this?
Here is my code:
data = readmatrix(‘C:UsersdevinehChest_XRay_Raw_Data.txt’);
% Extract x, y, z coordinates and grayscale values
x = data(:,1);
y = data(:,2);
z = data(:,3); % If needed, otherwise ignore
grayscale = data(:,4);
%Normalize points
x = round(x – min(x) + 1);
y = round(y – min(y) + 1);
%Find bounds
x_range = min(x):max(x);
y_range = min(y):max(y);
% Initialize the image matrix
image = zeros(length(y_range), length(x_range));
% Populate the image matrix with grayscale values
for i = 1:length(x)
x_idx = find(x_range == x(i));
y_idx = find(y_range == y(i));
image(y_idx, x_idx) = grayscale(i);
end
%normalize image
image = mat2gray(image);
% Display the image
imshow(image);
title(‘Reconstructed Image from Raw Data’); I have this code to take x.y,z coordinates to make an x-ray image. The lines of the image just print on top of one another. I want to use the scatter function so that the lines of the image make a full picture. How and where would I add this?
Here is my code:
data = readmatrix(‘C:UsersdevinehChest_XRay_Raw_Data.txt’);
% Extract x, y, z coordinates and grayscale values
x = data(:,1);
y = data(:,2);
z = data(:,3); % If needed, otherwise ignore
grayscale = data(:,4);
%Normalize points
x = round(x – min(x) + 1);
y = round(y – min(y) + 1);
%Find bounds
x_range = min(x):max(x);
y_range = min(y):max(y);
% Initialize the image matrix
image = zeros(length(y_range), length(x_range));
% Populate the image matrix with grayscale values
for i = 1:length(x)
x_idx = find(x_range == x(i));
y_idx = find(y_range == y(i));
image(y_idx, x_idx) = grayscale(i);
end
%normalize image
image = mat2gray(image);
% Display the image
imshow(image);
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