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
Agent 365 became generally available on May 1st, 2026, introducing a powerful new platform and unified control plane. This article explores its core components and explains why Agent 365 is more than a solution — it’s a complete platform in itself.
Why do I get an e-mail stating that there is a mismatch between my labeled file and SharePoint? It’s because of the label hierarchy.
A bit of news on Microsoft Purview Information Protection, including the new client and some GUI changes.
The NIS2 directive will come into effect in 2024. The Microsoft Compliance Manager already has the controls for this directive and in this short blog you’ll learn how to add this.
Sensitivity labels are able to disable the option to print and/or export a document, thus protecting the sensitive content. But what if an user simply uses
in the browser and we cannot use Endpoint DLP?
What does the new Purview portal look like and what’s in there?
As we all know, you can track and trace documents when they have been configured for User Defined Permissions. Right? 🙂 The current portal is being moved to Microsoft Purview. So let’s see how this looks.
A short and quick guide on how to run the AIP Scanner in a form of “detect-only” mode.
The new AI Hub allows you to create data security policies. In this blog you can read what these entail.
As 2023 is coming to an end, I wanted to do a short blog on eDiscovery. And to be more exact: guest user access.
A short and quick guide on how to run the AIP Scanner in a form of “detect-only” mode.