Had a great session this week at the latest Microsoft 365 conference in Las Vegas (December 2022). In this session, I was given the opportunity to demonstrate Microsoft Information Protection to a room of over 100 people. I had a great time and am very thankful for all who attended. As promised, I have uploaded the slide deck from my session. Please grab it and let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you!
I recently had the pleasure of presenting a topic that is important to me to a few user groups. With the onset of the global pandemic, a number of organizations had to move their resources into the cloud very quickly. In some cases, proper steps were not taken to allow for a fast transition. Because of this, many organizations do not have the necessary protections in place to ensure their sensitive information is secure. This presentation can help organizations with that. It provides an overview of the Microsoft 365 Information Protection features within the platform and how they should be utilized.
In my previous post, I discussed configuring site sensitivity using Microsoft 365 MIP (Microsoft Information Protection) labels. In this follow-up, I’ll discuss site sensitivity label alerts, what is there automatically and what you need to configure.
Previously I provided instructions on how to create a sensitivity label scoped to your sites and groups. In this short post, I’ll demonstrate how one apply sensitivity labels to sites, Groups, and Teams in Microsoft 365. I’ll present the before and after effects that applying the sensitivity label has on your sites. I’ll also show you how site sensitivity labels can help ensure content that isn’t supposed to be within the site is flagged automatically for you.
Creating a sensitivity label for Groups and Sites is a relatively new feature within Microsoft 365 compliance. This feature allows sensitivity control to be applied to features in M365 that are backed by a Microsoft 365 Group (Teams and SharePoint sites) and SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. Currently, the feature is not enabled by default. It needs to be enabled. Check out “Enable Sensitivity Labels in Microsoft 365 Groups and SharePoint Sites“. In this post, I’ll cover the steps for applying a sensitivity label to a site itself.
