Microsoft Fabric offers a robust security framework to safeguard sensitive data in today's data-driven landscape. This blog post explores key security considerations and best practices for securing your Fabric data warehouse. By understanding network security, identity and access management, data security, monitoring and logging, and implementing strong security measures, organizations can effectively mitigate risks and protect their valuable data assets.

At Ignite November '24, Open Mirroring was announced.  Up until this release, mirroring data into Fabric for downstream processing and analytics had been focused on a handful of core data technologies such as Azure SQL Database.  Open Mirroring now increases the possibily of any data source being mirrored into Fabric.  In this article we'll go through the steps necessary to create an Open Mirroring database and then work through how data can be inserted, updated, and deleted.

The Fabric Warehouse service, launched in summer 2023, simplifies end-to-end data and analytics solutions. This T-SQL based platform provides SQL developers with a dedicated Data Warehousing environment featuring auto-scale and fault-tolerance capabilities. It uses the Parquet file format and Delta Lake, which offer new possibilities in Data Warehousing. This blog post will discuss the new case insensitive collation feature.

Now you can use a Fabric Data Warehouse as the source for a chatbot without having to code.