First look: Adaptive scopes for retention
A first look at the new adaptive scopes for information retention in Microsoft 365.
Handeling errors – Information Protection Scanner
During an installation of the scanner, I ran into some errors. Here’s the solution to all of them.
A closer look at Insider Risk Management in Microsoft 365
Insider Risk Management was announced during Ignite 2019. Now it’s time to take a closer look.
Information Protection – preventing endpoint data loss
Microsoft Ignite 2020 has provided us with lots of news on Microsoft Information Protection. So let’s take a look at endpoint DLP.
Teams Day Online – Governing Microsoft Teams
During the Teams Day Online conference (September 30th, October 1st 2020) I did a session on governance for Microsoft Teams. Included in this session were subjects like information governance, security and also setting your baseline. This video goes into some more depth and explains the components using a demo-environment.
Announcements from Ignite 2020 – Information Protection
Microsoft Ignite 2020 has provided us with lots of news on Microsoft Information Protection. So let’s take a look.
Azure Information Protection Scanner
It has been a while since I last wrote about the Azure Information Protection Scanner. I still love the functionality,
Data classification dashboard
Hello there! I just created a small video on the data classification dashboard. I’ll show you the data explorer and
Auto-labeling data at rest – pt 2
Last November, Microsoft announced a lot of new enhancements to the Microsoft Information Protection portfolio. In a short series of
Site-classifications in action
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.
Data Loss Prevention update for the PowerPlatform
DLP in PowerApps used to have some limitations. One is being fixed in April 2020. Let’s take a look.
