AI agent security
How much access does your AI agent really need?
Check who owns each agent, what it can access and how its activity is monitored before giving it more responsibility.
Insights
Practical guidance on Microsoft 365 and AI.
Articles on choosing Copilot tools, managing AI agents, controlling costs and handling eDiscovery, with examples and checks for your own environment.
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eDiscovery and retention
If legal called today, could you produce the Copilot record?
Map Copilot interactions and saved outputs to their storage locations, then test search, retention and preservation with your legal and compliance teams.
Choosing Copilot
Not every AI problem needs an agent.
Compare the options using everyday tasks, from editing one document to producing a briefing across several systems.
AI requests
AI needs instructions, not optimism.
Examples for meetings, email, spreadsheets and presentations show how to specify the result, sources and approvals you need.
AI costs
The hidden cost of AI is verification.
Count tool charges, preparation, checking, corrections and support. Compare the cost of a finished task with how your team completes it today.
Microsoft 365 changes
An email isn’t a governance process.
A simple way to review updates, assign responsibility and confirm the technical, security and communication work is complete.
AI rollout
The demo is over. Now comes ownership.
Check results, access, support and running costs before expanding a pilot. Set clear responsibilities and a way to pause the service.
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