I dug into the Microsoft Architects’ post on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — the short version: if you run or plan to run workloads with PHI, HITRUST, or IRAP data on Azure Databricks,…

I read Microsoft’s guidance on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for Azure Databricks and it’s a clear push to harden workspaces that process regulated data. In short: CSP is a joint Microsoft/Databricks control that gives you a hardened compute…

I dug into Microsoft’s guidance on turning on the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — the short version: CSP significantly hardens workspaces but comes with concrete prerequisites and costs. Notably, CSP will be required for processing…

I dug into Microsoft’s write-up on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks and liked how clear the timeline and trade-offs are. The short version: CSP is a joint Microsoft–Databricks effort to harden workspaces for regulated…

I dug into Microsoft’s post about enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks and it’s a significant change if you handle regulated data. CSP is a joint Microsoft/Databricks hardening effort that brings a hardened compute image,…

I dug into the Microsoft Architects post about the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for Azure Databricks — the short version: CSP is a joint Microsoft/Databricks hardening package for workspaces handling regulated data and it becomes mandatory for HIPAA, HITRUST, and…

I just read Microsoft’s guidance on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — and the headline is clear: if you’re processing HIPAA, HITRUST, or IRAP data, “The Compliance Security Profile (CSP) becomes mandatory for processing…

I dug into Microsoft’s guidance on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — the short version: CSP is a joint Microsoft + Databricks hardening option that becomes mandatory for processing HIPAA, HITRUST, and IRAP data…

I dug into the Microsoft Architects post on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — the short version: CSP is a joint Microsoft & Databricks hardening effort that adds stronger security controls for regulated workloads,…

I spent a few minutes with the July updates to the Foundry Toolkit for VS Code (four releases: 1.6.3–1.6.6) and it feels less like a collection of scattered features and more like a single, usable workspace. The team focused on…

I dug into Microsoft Architects’ breakdown of enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks and here’s the gist: CSP is a joint Microsoft–Databricks hardening effort that becomes mandatory for processing HIPAA, HITRUST, and IRAP data on…

July brought four quick updates to the Foundry Toolkit for VS Code (v1.6.3–1.6.6) that felt more like tidying and polishing than chasing a single flashy feature. I like that the extension now behaves like a single workspace: resources are flattened…

I just went through the Microsoft Architects’ write-up on enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks — this is the must-do hardening for any workspace that will process HIPAA, HITRUST, or IRAP data. The big callouts:…

I dug into the Microsoft Tech Community post “Give Your E‑Commerce App a Memory: Adding Agents That Actually Remember Your Customers” and liked how practical the approach is. The problem is simple but familiar: most chatbots forget everything between sessions,…

I dug through the July updates to the Foundry Toolkit for VS Code (four patch releases: 1.6.3–1.6.6) and the theme is clear: less clicking, more doing. The extension stops feeling like a stack of nested nodes and starts feeling like…

I dug into Microsoft’s post about enabling the Compliance Security Profile (CSP) for HIPAA on Azure Databricks and the headline is clear: if you plan to process PHI (or other regulated data under HIPAA, HITRUST, or IRAP), CSP will be…