Learn how mark files as sensitive by default in Microsoft 365 works, why it’s a powerful protection feature, and what my real-world testing revealed about its DLP behavior.
A small team, two days a week, and no full-time consultants. Here’s how a Microsoft Purview consultant helped a client deploy smarter and faster—with real results.
Discover how AI-powered DLP in Microsoft 365 is transforming the way organizations handle data leaks. In this blog, we’ll walk through a real-world example of how integrating AI and automation with Microsoft Purview DLP not only enhances threat detection but also enables proactive containment—all in a zero-trust environment.
AI-Powered DLP in Microsoft 365: A Smarter Way to Stop Data Leaks Read More »
Want to retrieve sensitivity label applied to SharePoint sites? Learn 5 programmatic ways using PnP PowerShell, SharePoint REST API, Microsoft Graph, CSOM in C#, and SPO Management Shell. Secure your SharePoint data today!
5 Best Ways to Retrieve Sensitivity Label Applied to SharePoint Sites Programmatically Read More »
Understand how Purview DLP in SharePoint and OneDrive handles external sharing. Learn how proactive blocking works and best practices for securing sensitive data.
7 Key Insights into DLP in SharePoint and OneDrive: Secure External Sharing Now! Read More »
Microsoft Purview simplifies sensitivity labels with Label Groups, replacing parent labels for better organization and usability in Microsoft 365.
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The Microsoft Information Protection SDK exposes the labeling and protection services from Microsoft 365 Security and Compliance Center, to third-party applications and services. You can use the SDK to build native support for applying labels and protection to files.
Getting Started with the Microsoft Information Protection SDK Read More »