Last week we hosted Session 2 of our “Compliance Meets AI” series, and the focus couldn’t be more timely: Data Loss Prevention (DLP) for Microsoft 365 Copilot. The conversation was practical, candid, and packed with real-world guidance for organizations navigating AI adoption responsibly.
If you missed it, no worries we have you covered. You can view the recording below.
https://aka.ms/Compliance-Meets-Ai-2026-DLP
💡 Key takeaways from the session:
- DLP now extends directly into Copilot—including Copilot Chat and Copilot experiences in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint—allowing organizations to block sensitive data from being processed or returned in AI responses.
- We walked through how policies can restrict prompts (using Sensitive Information Types and Sensitivity Labels) and responses , giving security teams precise control without shutting down productivity.
- A live demo showed how Copilot respects Purview policies in real time—no theoretical slides, just real enforcement.
- We also addressed one of the biggest questions we hear from customers: AI doesn’t create new risk—it exposes existing oversharing, and DLP is a critical safety net while organizations mature their data governance.
🔥 Bonus highlights included discussions on endpoint DLP, blocking uploads to generative AI websites, role-based access for investigations, and what’s coming next—like network DLP and agent governance.
If you’re exploring Copilot (or already rolling it out), this session made one thing clear: you don’t have to choose between innovation and compliance—you can have both.
📅 Next up: Defender for Cloud Apps & AI applications
📺 Recording and slides will be shared with all registered attendees
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Thanks to everyone who joined, asked thoughtful questions, and helped make this such a strong discussion. More to come—this series is just getting started. 🚀
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