Not familiar with Microsoft’s offering, but $WORK uses a similar product and it is the worst. All sorts of technical and usability problems. Way more friction than doing things the easy way.
I grit my teeth every time I have to interact with it. Not surprised some people use any other solution at hand.
I find it impossible to believe that Azure as a whole organisation takes security seriously. There might be individuals that do, but definitely nobody with decision making power. Half of the above described exploits are trivial and should have never passed any sort of competent review process.
> The panel said the intrusion, discovered in June by the State Department and dating to May “was preventable and should never have occurred,” blaming its success on “a cascade of avoidable errors.” What’s more, the board said, Microsoft still doesn’t know how the hackers got in.
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> It said Microsoft’s CEO and board should institute “rapid cultural change” including publicly sharing “a plan with specific timelines to make fundamental, security-focused reforms across the company and its full suite of products.”
Why in the world would they not use it?
> The researchers notified Microsoft of the security lapse on February 6, and Microsoft secured the spilling files on March 5.
What???
This doesn't leave me confident of the security of any data in Microsoft's possession.