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From browser access to Azure DevOps: New Microsoft 365 Copilot controls and connectors

Microsoft 365 Copilot continues to expand beyond working with information already available in Microsoft 365. Recent updates add new ways for Copilot to work with the browser, connected third-party services, and Azure DevOps data, alongside controls that let administrators decide how these capabilities are made available in their organization. In this post, we’ll look at three updates covering browser use in Copilot Cowork, write actions for federated Copilot connectors, and the new Azure DevOps MCP Connector for Copilot Deep Work. Browser use controls for Copilot Cowork Copilot Cowork browser use can now be enabled for specific users and security groups, giving administrators more control over who can use Cowork to perform tasks through Microsoft Edge. The capability is disabled by default, and administrators can make it available to all users or limit access to a smaller group. Administrators can configure browser access from Copilot > Settings > View All > Cowork settings i...

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Copilot in Teams will be available for multitenant organizations (B2B)

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Best practice configurations dashboard in Teams

Microsoft Copilot coming to Teams and Outlook for users with Entra accounts

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New features from Microsoft set to help organizations detect risky usage of AI