Actually, several actions which can be made in Azure services are observable in Priva-Purview ' like 38 ready-to-go DLP policies around Azure services. But you need to remember that we have hundreds of services solutions in Azure, and adaptation of the services, and protection via Priva/IRM/DLP/Compliance and more solutions, are applicable in a little bit slower way. Plus, as Erin explained, understanding what is happening and where and why how users perform some actions are important too. Additionally, from the Compliance Manager's perspective - action, security, and overall governance are by default sliced into 'boxes'/'siloses' like M365 and Azure, so even from this perspective, we need to have at least a different prospect view of the data.