Data Protection with Microsoft Purview: How it Detects and Responds

Detect and prevent data security incidents with Microsoft Purview. Combine data classification with proactive and adaptive data loss prevention policies aligned to the assessed insider risk level for a multi-layered approach.
Trusted insiders working for your organization contribute to 25% of data breaches. Many of these breaches remain undetected or are discovered long after the damage is done. We deconstruct what occurred at a prominent company with an account inspired by a true story of corporate espionage and how Microsoft Purview is designed to detect and prevent this type of data security incident.
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00:29 - Watch a real crime case
02:06 - Data security strategies
02:55 - Secure data with policies
04:10 - Insider Risk Management
04:40 - Wrap up
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[@artisticcheese]

Was Alex one person or there was more then one? Video keeps saying `they uploaded`, `they decided`?

[@MSFTMechanics]

Yes, Alex is a pseudonym for one person.

[@rsorbara]

@@MSFTMechanics, I believe what @artisticcheese meant is that the video should say "he (Alex) uploaded", "he decided" instead, for correct subject-verb agreement and clearer understanding.

[@collectivesartori]

@@rsorbarait’s bloody confusing.