by CPI Staff | Aug 17, 2026 | Azure, Azure Security, Blog, Cloud Security
In this blog post A Practical Azure Front Door Mutual TLS Playbook for B2B APIs we will explain how to stop unknown systems from reaching partner APIs, where mutual TLS fits, and how to introduce it without breaking important integrations. Many B2B APIs are protected...
by CPI Staff | Aug 15, 2026 | AI Governance & Risk Management, Azure AI Services, Azure Security, Blog
In this blog post How to Build a Secure Azure Content Understanding Pilot in 30 Days we will show how to test document intelligence without creating a security headache. Many pilots begin with a promising demo, then stall when leaders discover that sensitive...
by CPI Staff | Aug 13, 2026 | AI Agents, Azure Security, Blog, Cloud Security
In this blog post Azure Firewall Premium Performance Gains for Secure AI and SaaS we will explain what Microsoft’s latest improvements mean for organisations trying to secure growing cloud traffic without slowing down employees, applications or AI agents. This is...
by CPI Staff | Jul 27, 2026 | AI Agents, Azure Foundry, Azure Security, Blog
In this blog post How Azure Virtual Network Integration Secures Hosted AI Agents we will explain how private networking helps stop a useful AI tool from becoming an uncontrolled doorway into your business systems. This matters because a hosted AI agent is not simply a...
by CPI Staff | Jul 24, 2026 | AI Agents, Azure Security, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry
In this blog post Designing Private Network Access for Microsoft Foundry Agents we will explain how to keep AI traffic private, control what agents can reach and avoid creating a hidden security gap. The problem often appears after a successful pilot. An AI agent...
by CPI Staff | Jul 22, 2026 | Azure Managed-Identity, Azure Security, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry
In this blog post Secure Microsoft Foundry Projects with RBAC and Managed Identity we will explain how to stop AI projects accumulating excessive access, shared credentials and unclear ownership as they move from testing into production. The high-level idea is simple....
