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As more organizations adopt AI-driven setups and applications the need for governance and operational security across these services has been more than important than ever before. You definitely would

If you work with Microsoft Purview eDiscovery, you know the drill: you run a "Download" or "Add to review set" process, and you’re handed a massive Items_...csv file. While these reports contain all the data you need, they aren't exactly "human-reada...

When performing a search on a specific custodian’s mailbox within Purview, the goal is often to produce a comprehensive record of everything that person sent. However, users frequently have secondary aliases, departmental "Send As" addresses, or lega...

If you’ve spent any time managing eDiscovery in a large organisation, you’ll know that an investigator is only as good as the information they have at the start of a case. In Microsoft Purview, there is a growing challenge that I’ve started calling t...

If you've ever wondered why Endpoint DLP shows all your file activity but never enforces policies, this is the explanation you've been looking for When Everything Looks Right, But Nothing Gets Blocked I'll admit it the first time I encountered this i...

Most tenants never worry about Microsoft Purview limits. You spin up a clean label taxonomy, a handful of DLP policies, some retention rules, and everything works comfortably. But when you migrate a big, mature DLP estate from platforms like Trellix ...

A small change in Outlook’s DLP experience that can prevent big mistakes and make security feel like a safety net, not red tape. You Almost Sent That Email, Didn’t You? Let’s be honest — almost everyone has had that moment.You hit Send.Your stomach ...

Microsoft has quietly rolled out a nice improvement to the Purview DLP experience, and it makes life a lot easier for anyone creating policies. When you go to create a new DLP policy now, you’re greeted with a very simple question: “What info do you ...
