Data security: Zero Trust in a world of AI and emerging technology

Here are the links that the panel shared today:

-  AI Hub in Microsoft Purview - Preview Engagement Sign Up Form: aka.ms/AIHubPreviewSignup

-  To learn more about Securing data in an AI-first world with Microsoft Purview: aka.ms/Purview/SecuringData

-  Protect at the speed and scale of AI with Copilot for Security in Microsoft Purview

That concludes our Unpacking Endpoint Management for today. We’ll be back next month at MVPs on manageability: reflections from the MVP Summit!

In addition to the questions posted on this page, we also answer questions posted in reply to the event on LinkedIn and X (Twitter). Here are the questions we answered today:

Question -- How can AI help with my unstructured data? We have stuff all over the place – even on individual computers - answered at 3:10

From X -- As a security pro, AI is my worst nightmare. Make me feel better about it? What are the 3 things I should get in line before my LT says "Go make AI happen!"? - answered at 6:50

Question -- We use WIP (Windows Information Protection) for Windows BYOD information protection. What should we be using now that it has been deprecated? - answered at 13:20

Question -- Are there differences between MIP unified labeling client and labels built into Office apps? - answered at 14:50

From LinkedIn -- Can I stop data exfiltration before it actually happens? - answered at 16:15

Question -- Are encrypted files encrypted both “at-rest” and “in-transit?” - answered at 22:40

From X -- You mentioned AI Hub. Where can I find more information about that? How do I get access? - answered at 29:10

From LinkedIn -- I think I heard about a new Purview compliance feature that could help me analyze messages across Copilot, Teams, email, etc. more easily and assess risk from the inside. Can you talk more about that? (Wish I could remember the name of it...) - answered at 33:20

Question -- What about PDF files. Especially password-protected files?. Can we protect sensitive information in those file types? - answered at 40:10

Question -- What's the best way to establish uniform protection policies across multiple data sources? - answered at 48:55

We would like to control copy/paste of sensitivity labeled documents on mobile devices without limiting all copy/paste between managed and unmanaged apps. We tried to create a DLP policy to do this, but it only allows data classification types to be assigned. How would I go about doing this?

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