Run Stage - The last stage is about optimizing the solution for Microsoft 365. You may also run a pilot or a proof of concept with a selected group of users or locations. In this phase, you plan the details of your implementation and to build the solution. Walk Stage - The second stage builds the foundation for a successful, scalable, and sustainable deployment. It includes steps for product education, defining requirements, and evaluation or testing.

The crawl phase describes steps you should do at the beginning of any deployment, whether your requirements are basic or advanced. Using this strategy to foster adoption of a solution by gathering the requirements of supporting systems, impact on end users, and skillset needed for each role owner. See Microsoft 365 productivity illustrations for guidance on implementation of all M365 capabilities with focus on cross technologies.Ĭrawl Stage - The first stage is about starting to evaluate where your organization is today regarding the information security and compliance with your goal of defining a strategic direction for your organization. The DAG is not inclusive of all requirements or architectures needed for successful implementation of Microsoft 365’ but rather a focus on security and compliance as it relates to solutions included as part of Microsoft information Protection & Compliance licenses. Solutions or tools covered in this guide for deployment consideration are: Your focus should be on the end user result and the security controls you achieve with each implemented stage. The objective is to create a deployment plan that follows the progression of crawl-walk-run methodology while highlighting the user and administrator experience at each stage. With this in mind, let’s get started with understanding the capabilities which are available as part of Microsoft Information Protection (MIP), how you discover sensitive information and protect it using the various provided tools provided by MIP and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Your Deployment Plan ⚓︎ With information protection and sensitivity labels, you can intelligently classify and help protect your sensitive content, while making sure that your organization's productivity and ability to collaborate is not hindered.Ĭombined with data loss prevention you can help prevent the accidental oversharing of the sensitive information in your organization. Legacy DLP Policies (ETR) to DLP Playbook Information Protection and Data Loss Prevention

Insider Risk Management and Communication Complianceĭata Lifecycle Management and Records Management Migration Assistant for Microsoft Purview DLP Microsoft Compliance Configuration Analyzer (MCCA)

Microsoft Purview Audit (Premium) Log Activities via the O365 Management API Preventing external sharing with DLP policyīlocking upload of files with higher sensitivity label to SPO Data Lifecycle Management/Records Managementīest Practices for Creating IP and DLP Policies

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