Services / Microsoft 365 and endpoint security
AI security and Copilot readiness
Adopting AI without opening new exposure. Most Copilot problems are not AI problems — they are permission problems that were always there and are now easy to find. We review the data access first, then the tooling.
What usually gets in the way
- Copilot surfacing files people were never meant to reach.
- Oversharing across SharePoint and OneDrive built up over years.
- No policy on what staff may put into public AI tools.
- Agents and automations holding standing high-privilege access.
- No logging of what AI tooling accessed or produced.
- Compliance and legal asking questions nobody can answer yet.
How we approach it
- Review data access and oversharing before enabling anything.
- Remediate permissions at scale, starting with the most sensitive content.
- Apply sensitivity labelling and DLP where it earns its keep.
- Set out a clear, usable acceptable-use position for staff.
- Scope agent and automation identities to least privilege.
- Enable auditing over AI usage and review it periodically.
What you end up with
- Copilot rolled out without a data exposure incident.
- A permissions picture that is understood and maintained.
- Staff who know what is and is not acceptable.
- An audit trail for AI usage across the tenant.
Start with a conversation
Tell us where you are with ai security and copilot readiness and we’ll tell you what it actually takes.