Microsoft Copilot offers productivity gains but poses data security risks. This blog explores Copilot's interaction with Microsoft 365 data and suggests best practices like permission auditing, sensitivity labels, and blocking sensitive data in prompts. Learn why third-party solutions are vital for Copilot security.
Microsoft Copilot enhances productivity in Microsoft 365 but introduces data security risks. This blog examines Copilot's interaction with sensitive information and outlines best practices:
• Visibility into user prompts
• Auditing permissions with CASB and DLP tools
• Updating Purview sensitivity labels
• Addressing misconfigurations via SSPM
• Blocking sensitive data from Copilot workflows
While Microsoft offers some security controls, third-party solutions are recommended for comprehensive protection. A Security Service Edge (SSE) architecture can provide unified data protection across channels.
Read the full blog post to learn more about securely implementing Microsoft Copilot.
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