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
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DId you know that there’s some advanced CA configurations possible for accessing SharePoint Online/OneDrive for Business? Now you do 😉
DId you know that there’s some advanced CA configurations possible for accessing SharePoint Online/OneDrive for Business? Now you do 😉
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In this three part series, I will be looking at the new Privacy management dashboard for Microsoft 365. In this second part of the series, I’ll be looking at data privacy policies.
In this three part series, I will be looking at the new Privacy management dashboard for Microsoft 365. In this first part of the series, I’ll be looking at the dashboard.
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