Data doesn’t live in just one place. While many of us work in Microsoft 365, business information is often scattered across other platforms like Google Drive, Dropbox, or stored in Amazon S3 buckets. Until recently, this was a bit of a challenge for Microsoft 365 Copilot. If the data wasn't in the Microsoft Graph (SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams), Copilot simply didn't know it existed. But things are changing fast. Microsoft has officially released Copilot Connectors for these th

If you’ve been following my blog, you know I’m a big fan of Microsoft 365 Copilot and AI in particular. But as an IT professional, you also know that with all this possibilities, comes a whole new set of security headaches. How do you keep track of all those used AI in your company? Where are possible data leaks? And are your users using unmanaged "shadow" AI tools (okay, I just mean ChatGPT)? Microsoft just dropped a solution to these questions: the Security Dashboard for AI

Big news for E5 customers! Microsoft has officially announced that Security Copilot  will be included in Microsoft 365 E5  licenses starting later this year. This is a major step forward in making AI-driven security agents accessible to security teams. So, what is Security Copilot, and why should you care? Security Copilot is Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant in tools like Defender and Sentinel. It works seamlessly helping you to investigate incidents faster, summarize alerts,

Zero Trust. You’ve probably heard the term a lot in security conversations. But what does it mean in practice and how do you assess if your organization is on the right track? If you’re anything like me, you don’t want vague marketing speak or a 50-page strategy document with everything you need to do to take action on. Are you working in a Microsoft environment? I have some good news for you! Microsoft has created a Zero Trust Workshop and Assessment Toolkit, which you can

In my previous blog , I guided you through the initial steps of setting up Compliance Manager and using the NIS2 in Compliance Manager. We covered key points as setting up the NIS2 regulation in an assessment in Microsoft Compliance Manager and also discussed how to take action based on the assessment outcomes. In this follow-up blog, we will focus on the technical side of NIS2 implementation, and also with the use of Priva Privacy Risk Management. Additionally, I will show y