Microsoft Purview's ability to deliver data protection across multi-cloud and multi-platform environments, including AWS and GCP, is very important. It helps organizations realize the investments they have already made and how they can further expand those investments to another remote type of Microsoft workflow. Microsoft Connect has been used to centralize these workflows, and the ability to import existing records management processes and policies into the file plan in Microsoft Purview allows organizations to bring compliance into a central location. This helps to manage costs and improve efficiency, as users can go to one area to leverage basic facilities without having to use separate tools. It is important for our clients that Microsoft Purview can connect to iOS and Android devices. With many people now working from home and using their own devices, there is a need to manage these devices. Microsoft Purview's conditional access and endpoint management capabilities help organizations to protect their data, regardless of the device being used. Purview's natively integrated compliance across Azure Dynamics 365 and Office 365 is important. However, it is also important to ensure data privacy with its data as a whole from a compliance perspective. This means ensuring that we can meet the requirements of 2701 controls and that people know the processes, technology, and relevant skills. CRM controls information about potential customers and opportunities, so it is important to ensure that we are compliant when handling this data. We also need to make sure that updates to Purview are made as needed and that our team is able to stay on Office 365. Having a strong compliance program is essential for any organization that handles sensitive data. By taking the necessary steps to ensure compliance, we can protect our data and our customers. It is critical that Purview is built around global regulations. This is because we have different types of customers, some of whom operate slowly. There is a rack with some regulations, and we have the US. We also have a rack with different regulations that are up-to-date, but they are only safe in some areas. This means that we need to be able to control, face, or bank on system regulations. This is very important to me and the customer because they can be very tricky. Purview's DLP can be used to remediate policy violations. A number of kinds of DLP rules can be leveraged, such as sensitivity labels, data classification, and sensitive information protection plans. This means that it is not enough to simply provide people with the technology, they also need to be trained on how to use it effectively. Through the use of an ERP system, a number of policies can be set up. This insight can then be used to make meaningful decisions about how to rate the data on the system. This will help to understand how the data is costing the organization. If the organization does not have the necessary internal controls in place, new protection and encryption measures may need to be implemented. This is primarily becoming step one in the process of working policies, understanding how the data is being used, making decisions about how to protect it, and then building a protection layer on top of that. Data loss prevention education for users is important because it can help them to understand how to best protect sensitive data. This can be done by providing users with training on how to use DLP tools and policies, as well as by educating them about the risks of data loss. DLP tools can help to prevent data loss by monitoring user activity and blocking unauthorized access to sensitive data. DLP policies can help to define what constitutes sensitive data and how it should be protected. By educating users about DLP and the risks of data loss, organizations can help to create a culture of data security. This can help to prevent data breaches and protect the organization's data assets. Purview helped reduce the number of solutions we need to interact with each other. I used the solution that crosses between Endpoint Data Loss Prevention, Microsoft Defender for Data, and Conditional Access to block specific types of information at different workloads. This made it easier to manage sensitive information. For example, if I have sensitive information today, I can easily block people from uploading it to Teams, SharePoint, or OneDrive. The reduction in the number of solutions we need to interact with each other has had a significant impact on our pricing. In the past, we had to use a variety of different solutions to manage our portals, which was time-consuming and expensive. Now that everything is coming into Microsoft Purview, we are able to simplify our technical and environmental environment. This allowed us to reduce our costs and improve our efficiency. In addition, Microsoft Purview provides us with a central location to manage our data governance. This made it easier for us to comply with regulations and protect our data. Overall, Microsoft Purview has been a major asset to our organization. Microsoft Purview expanded our visibility into our state by allowing us to see what is labeled, relabeled, and what is not classified. There are a number of different areas where Purview improved capability and overall cost. These are all different aspects of Purview, which is helpful for organizations. Purview has a point-in-time view, and it also has the ability to explore more granular data from the logs. Purview helps to reduce the time it takes to take action on insider threats by around 50 percent. It requires planning and configuration, as well as two weeks of setup. The technical configuration is used to identify users and the types of activities they are performing. For example, users who sign into hundreds of documents within a few minutes of each other or delete large numbers of documents can be quickly identified and flagged. This allows security teams to send high-priority emails to the appropriate people in a timely manner. Purview helps save our clients between 30 to 40 percent of time and money.
