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.
The article discusses recent updates in Microsoft cloud services, including changes in the billing model for Microsoft Purview and Copilot, the introduction of Microsoft 365 Local for enhanced data sovereignty, and advancements in AI integration through Purview agents. Additionally, it highlights the implementation of collection policies and on-demand classification features.
A short recap of our session at ESPC22.
Reading time: 5 minutes During my session for CollabDaysBE in Brussels in October 2022, I had a small discussion on
On September 30th, 2022 I was lucky enough to present on Microsoft Purview, together with my colleague Erwin de Kreuk.
I really enjoyed doing a session on Microsoft Purview eDiscovery and Microsoft Teams last week for the
M365 Security & Compliance UG. I did get one question on OneNote, so in this short blog look into this.
A small heads-up when working with retention and document versions. This might surprise you,
Records management has come a long way for Office 365. Some of the options might not be clear to all. So that’s why I decided to write this small blog.
When people leave the organization, we mostly focus on their user-account in (Azure)AD, information stored in OneDrive and e-mails. But what if the user has been labeling and/or protecting documents using user-defined permissions?
When people leave the organization, we mostly focus on their user-account in (Azure)AD, information stored in OneDrive and e-mails. But what if the user has been labeling and/or protecting documents using user-defined permissions?
An addition to the live session at Commsverse 2022.
User Defined Permissions for encrypting Office documents sometimes conflict with the OLE functions for embedding documents.
Information security and compliance 