There is a point in every Microsoft Purview rollout where the project team acts like the work is mostly done because the labels are published, the DLP policies exist, and the retention settings are...

Copilot is already in use. People are summarizing meetings, asking questions about documents, and creating new content from whatever they can access. The data security work does not get to wait for...

Sensitive Information Types, or SITs, show up all over Microsoft Purview. They sit inside DLP conditions, auto-labeling logic, investigations, Content Explorer views, and a surprising amount of “wh...

Retention is one of those Microsoft Purview topics that gets less attention than labels or DLP until the day someone asks how long a document should exist, whether it can be deleted, or whether leg...

Sensitivity labels tell people and systems what content is. Data Loss Prevention is where you decide what happens when someone tries to share it, move it, or use it in a way that should raise eyebr...

I have spent the last few days on banging my head against the wall with Sensitivity Lables. I´ve searched and searched for aid to my problems without any luck. Seriously, there has been some long d...

Sensitivity labels are one of those things that almost everyone agrees are important, but a lot of organizations still leave them half-done. Either nothing gets labeled because the project never re...

If you are planning a Microsoft Purview implementation, do not start in the portal. Most Purview projects do not fail because someone missed a setting in the portal. They fail because the organizat...

I have a long list of topics that I want to write about and Purview has been on that list for a while. It is one of those Microsoft products that gets mentioned a lot, appears in licensing discussi...

Ignite has brought us a lot of news about product improvements and I was happy to see how much there is incoming to Microsoft’s Security portfolio. Here is the link to the Ignite Book of News 2025 ...