Microsoft’s November 2026 Purview updates focus on operationalizing AI governance at scale. AI agents are treated as insider risks, while DLP expands to Cowork, FTP/SFTP, legacy Office files, and broader websites. Delegated administration, improved auto-labeling capacity, measurable insider-risk classifications, least-privilege roles, and archive-mailbox access strengthen governance, classification, and security readiness.
Recent announcements on Microsoft Purview detail the progression of features into production status, focusing on data lifecycle and content governance. Highlights include file-level archiving for SharePoint, expanded eDiscovery capabilities, improvements in AI compliance, and adjustments related to cross-tenant policies. Organizations must adapt their governance strategies to leverage these updates effectively.
Reading time (approx.): 15 minutes Summary Microsoft Purview is moving in two connected directions: enforcement is extending beyond Microsoft 365
During Ignite 2019 a new function was announced. New? Well, sort-off. It was part of a preview program a long time ago – disappeared – and now it’s back 🙂 This function? The ability to apply sensitivity labels to “containers of information”, or in other words: Microsoft Teams sites, Microsoft 365 groups, and SharePoint sites.
DLP in PowerApps used to have some limitations. One is being fixed in April 2020. Let’s take a look.
How to control what data goes to Microsoft. In this short blog I explain the Office privacy controls.
Last November, Microsoft announced a lot of new enhancements to the Microsoft Information Protection portfolio. In a short series of
Last November, Microsoft announced a lot of new enhancements to the Microsoft Information Protection portfolio. In a short series of
During Ignite 2019 we got to know the new Compliance Score dashboard. Time for a quick look.
There’s some cool new stuff coming our way in the PowerPlatform. Let’s take a quick look.
Let’s see if a non-developer (me) can create a simple bot to support my end-users.
New (short) blog: Sharing and information protection. What if I share a protected document?
Information protection integration with Office Online is now in public preview. Here’s a quick glimpse.