Last week I visited Microsoft’s Quantum Lab at TU Delft, exploring advancements in quantum computing and its implications for cybersecurity, particularly regarding encryption. The rise of quantum technology necessitates new cryptographic methods to protect sensitive data against potential future threats.
Microsoft Ignite 2025 put a strong spotlight on the essential role of security, compliance, and governance in adopting AI at scale.
From new AI agent management capabilities to deeper data governance insights, it’s clear that responsible AI is becoming the backbone of every modern organization.
As enterprises embrace agentic AI, protecting sensitive data becomes mission-critical. This blog explores how Microsoft Purview enables real-time classification, labeling, and protection across Azure Cosmos DB and Blob Storage—ensuring agents only reveal what users are authorized to see.
With Purview SDK integration, your AI agents become policy-aware, enforcing DLP and access controls inline. A must-read for anyone building secure, scalable AI solutions.
Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps has a relative new function: App Governance. Read how this can be used with Microsoft Information Protection.
What do conditional access, guest users and information protection have in common? They might frustrate a user. So check this out.
How do the newly announced (preview) Azure AD Admin Units work with Microsoft Purview?
How do the newly announced (preview) Azure AD Admin Units work with Microsoft Purview?
How do the newly announced (preview) Azure AD Admin Units work with Microsoft Purview?
How does a mandatory label act within the two different clients?
What if a sensitivity label is configured to expire access to the information? How does this work?
The BIO is a set of guidelines for organizations in the public sector. This article explores a set of these guidelines as related to information protection.
How to combine retention and sensitivity labels? Use auto-labeling.
Microsoft just released a newsletter on Microsoft Purview Information Protection. An important part of this newsletter was the use of the required client. In this blog I want to elaborate on this a bit more.