Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Cyber resilience; EAM in energy & mining; F&SCM project success; Canada expansion

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics Partner News Roundup: 

• Druva expands cyber resilience to Microsoft Power Platform
• Verosoft partner PASI expands Business Central into enterprise energy and mining with TAG Mobi EAM
• Sprint365 partners with Auralis AI to improve D365 F&SCM project success
• Sunrise Technologies Announces New Office in Canada

Druva expands cyber resilience to Microsoft Power Platform

Druva, a data security company, has announced support for Microsoft Power Platform to help businesses better protect important applications, workflows and analytics tools from cyber threats. 

Support for Power Platform adds to Druva's existing integrations with Microsoft products and services, including Microsoft 365, Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory, Dynamics 365, and key Azure services.

As part of this launch, Druva added support for Microsoft Power BI, helping companies secure and recover the reports and data their teams use for operations, visibility and business decisions, according to the company.

Verosoft partner PASI expands Dynamics 365 Business Central into enterprise energy and mining with TAG Mobi EAM

Verosoft, which provides enterprise asset management software built into Dynamics 365 Business Central, said its partner PASI helped Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC) improve how it manages equipment and maintenance by adding The Asset Guardian (TAG) Mobi EAM to D365BC.