eep your users and data safe wherever they're working from, take a tour of all the recent upcoming updates for Microsoft 365 admins. As people work remotely or in hybrid work environments, potentially on unmanaged devices or less trusted networks, information protection is more important than ever. We’ve created a simple environment for everybody — from end-users to administrators, in a way where the data is secure and able to be accessed from any device, in any location. Jeff Teper, Microsoft 365 CVP, joins Jeremy Chapman to discuss how his team is helping make the lives of our admins easier.

► Flag Locations:

Discover the locations in Microsoft Teams and SharePoint where your most sensitive information is generated and stored, so you can holistically apply these labels at that site or team level.

► Endpoint DLP:

Configure rules to detect and take actions at the file system level and manage Windows devices, so you can protect your files if they're moved from the cloud to a local device.

► Split tunneling:

To get best optimal performance, connect the user to the nearest Azure Front Door with a new service called Network Connection Insights found in the M365 Admin Center.

► Migration Tools:

On-Prem File Servers require VPN connectivity for remote work. Moving these files to the cloud can help the VPN saturation, get you to the cloud even faster, and ultimately allow you to take advantage of everything in Microsoft 365.

QUICK LINKS:

00:00 - Introduction

00:36 - What's easier for admins now?

01:49 - Apply labels at site or team level

06:06 - DLP to enforce responsible sharing policies

07:26 - Endpoint DLP

09:38 - Split Tunneling

11:17 - Migration Tools

Link References:

Find out more about security controls at https://aka.ms/securityinM365.

To learn more about migration, go to https://aka.ms/MigrateToM365.

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