Regaining Control Over Unmanaged GenAI Apps: New Microsoft Purview Enhancements in Edge

Many organizations are growing increasingly concerned about the widespread use of unsanctioned Generative AI (GenAI) tools. These apps, often accessed through unmanaged browsers, pose significant risks to data security and compliance. To help with this, Microsoft is now updating some features in  Microsoft Purview that will enhance policy enforcement for unmanaged cloud apps accessed via the Edge browser.  What’s Changing? Previously, enforcing Purview Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and Collection policies required manual creation of Edge configuration policies. These policies were often complex and needed to be scoped correctly to block unsupported browsers or apply protections. With this update, Microsoft automates much of that process: Collection Policies now apply directly within Edge without needing a separate blocking configuration. DLP Policies automatically generate Edge configuration policies that align with the scope of the DLP rules. DLP policies can operate in two mode...

Twitter

I have been a Facebook user for a long time, but didn't really discover Twitter until recently. The first time I tried Twitter, I did not know anyone on Twitter, or how to use it properly. Well, a lot have changed since then and I find myself an active user of Twitter.

Twitter is quite powerful with the use of # and @ functions, and it is easy to join several discussions or topics in a single line statement. I also wonder if people is aware of how public all their statements and information is when Twittering like crazy. I've seen a lot of "private" messages in # topics. Things like: I'm going to Paris next week, I'll see you there? An innocent sentence, but not if you're a burgular looking for empty houses.

Anyhow.. You'll find my Twitter updates on the blog here, mostly published through the FB app (and also synced with FB statuses)