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Blocking bring your own Copilot on work documents is something more organisations should be looking at. Microsoft allows multiple account access by default unless you explicitly block it, which means employees may be able to use personal Copilot entitlements on work files in supported Microsoft 365 apps. This post explains what BYOC is, why it matters, what Microsoft allows by default, what the risks look like, and how to block it if it does not fit your governance model.

Learn how to enable Microsoft Purview Endpoint DLP Always-On Diagnostics and simplify troubleshooting by collecting logs directly from Windows devices without user involvement. This guide covers setup, permissions, prerequisites, and how to request diagnostic logs to speed up investigations and resolve issues faster.

Struggling with DLP issues in Microsoft Purview? This guide breaks down Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention Diagnostics, including new endpoint diagnostics updates, built-in troubleshooting scenarios, and how to quickly identify and fix policy issues across your Microsoft 365 environment.

I had the privilege of meeting these inspiring scholars in Dallas, and their passion for technology left a lasting impression. In this feature, they share their journeys into IT, what the conference meant to them, their career ambitions, and the impact they hope to make in the next five years. Meet the scholars shaping the future of tech.

Becoming a Microsoft MVP in Security wasn’t a straight line. From rejection on April Fool’s Day to battling imposter syndrome and self-doubt, this is the honest story behind my journey into cybersecurity and the Microsoft MVP Program. No polished highlight reel - just resilience, community, Microsoft Purview, and learning to water your own grass.

Discover how to use PIM with RBAC roles to provide just-in-time access for users. Learn setup for Purview, Exchange, and more, plus the pros, cons, and gotchas.

I was recently asked if I knew a way to export Microsoft Purview RBAC roles with members. I couldn’t find a ready solution, so I wrote a PowerShell script. You can get it from my new GitHub Purview repository. Perfect for auditing and managing Purview permissions easily!