The Balancing Act: Productivity, Collaboration and Data Protection

Wednesday 30th September - 13:00 EST | 60 mins

WEBINAR SUMMARY

Join Microsoft for a deep dive on how you can use intelligent and built-in solutions to identify, label and protect sensitive data without impeding collaboration, even in an environment of remote work. We will follow the journey of an organization as individual workers collaborate on a patent pending project and demonstrate how you can help your organization balance productivity demands with data protection and data loss prevention.

Key takeaways: 

• How to leverage AI and ML to improve your data protection strategy
• Find sensitive data and apply classification policies to ensure compliance with regulations and organizational policy
• How your organization can protect data and prevent data loss without sacrificing productivity and collaboration

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TERMS OF SERVICE

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