InfoWorld Technology: Microsoft | | Build 10074 is widely believed to be the version of Windows 10 that will be distributed at the Build conference | | Issue highlights 1. Microsoft preaches the gospel of universal apps at Build 2. 4 ways Microsoft will lure developers deeper into Azure 3. What we know about Exchange Server 2016 | White Paper: RES Software The friction between the demand for user enablement and the need for security must be reconciled with a user-centric approach to IT security, instead of traditional device-centric approaches. Get your straightforward blueprint for keeping security in pace with a fast-evolving digital work environment. Learn More | With its universal Windows apps concept, Microsoft is promoting the notion of apps that can be developed once and run across a variety of form factors. Unsurprisingly, the universal apps effort will be prominent at this week's Microsoft Build 2015 developer conference. READ MORE | It's clear that developers love the cloud. It's also clear that Microsoft's cloud services have become the future of the company. No surprise, then, that Microsoft is doing all it can to bring developers to Azure -- not just the existing crowd of Microsoft/.Net folks, but developers from ecosystems far and wide. READ MORE | The few clues suggest improvements to the back end, document collaboration, and search READ MORE | White Paper: Imperva Learn the risks presented by "Shadow IT" and why traditional controls don't provide the required visibility into user activity or address security gaps related to cloud app use. Download now. Learn more. | TODAY'S KEY TECH STORIES, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with InfoWorld Daily, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now! Join the IDG Contributor Network The IDG Contributor Network is a collection of blogs written by leading IT practitioners about the technology, business opportunities and challenges you face everyday. We invite you to participate by applying to be a contributor today. | | | | | |