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AWS Architecture Blog

Preventing data exfiltration in machine learning environments with Amazon SageMaker AI

In this post, we demonstrate how iBusiness implemented a three-layered security architecture using Amazon SageMaker AI, virtual private cloud (VPC) endpoints, and Amazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser to prevent data exfiltration while maintaining data scientist productivity. You can adapt this approach to build secure machine learning environments that balance strict data protection with team scalability.

Amazon SageMaker AIAmazon SageMaker StudioAmazon WorkSpaces Secure Browser
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AWS Architecture Blog

Dual-token authentication for Nakama game servers with Amazon Cognito on AWS

In this post, you learn how to configure an Amazon Cognito User Pool for SRP-based game client authentication with no client secret. You will implement a Go runtime hook that validates Cognito JWTs and bridges player identity to Nakama sessions.

Amazon CloudFrontAmazon CognitoIntermediate (200)
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.NET Blog

Packaging and Package Identity for .NET apps with WinApp CLI on Windows

Use the WinApp CLI to add identity to and package .NET desktop applications, enabling deeper integration to Windows and easier distribution. The post Packaging and Package Identity for .NET apps with WinApp CLI on Windows appeared first on .NET Blog.

.NET.NET on WindowsDeveloper Tooling
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Microsoft Azure Blog

Claude in Microsoft Foundry is now generally available

Claude in Microsoft Foundry is now generally available, hosted on Azure, and running on NVIDIA GB300 Blackwell Ultra, giving teams a faster path from agent experimentation to production. The post Claude in Microsoft Foundry is now generally available appeared first on Microsoft Azure Blog.

AI + machine learningAIAnthropic
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