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When people talk about Microsoft Purview Insider Risk Management (IRM), the conversation often focuses on detecting suspicious user activity. Perhaps someone is downloading large volumes of files before leaving the organisation. Maybe sensitive information is being uploaded to an unauthorised cloud service, or a user is attempting to remove or downgrade sensitivity labels. But here’s

Microsoft Purview is continuing to improve how organisations delegate administrative responsibilities without compromising security. Roadmap ID 577187 introduces a new View-Only Device Management role for the device onboarding experience in Microsoft Purview Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (Endpoint DLP). For organisations working towards least-privilege administration, this is a small but meaningful change. The principle is simple:

Microsoft Purview | Data Loss Prevention | Administrative Units | AI Governance As organisations introduce Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Chat and Copilot Cowork, protecting sensitive information is only part of the challenge. Another question quickly follows: How do you let regional or departmental teams manage their own DLP policies without giving them control over the

Microsoft Purview | Data Loss Prevention | Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access How do you protect sensitive information when users upload it to a website your organisation hasn’t explicitly identified or sanctioned? It’s a challenge for information security teams. Organisations can build detailed Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies for known cloud applications, but users can

Microsoft Purview is extending sensitivity labels to Microsoft Entra cloud security groups. Here’s why that matters for identity, access management and information governance. Sensitivity labels are an important part of Microsoft Purview Information Protection. They help organisations classify information and, when configured for supported workloads, apply protection and governance settings. But what happens when we