Copilot for Microsoft 365 data security and privacy commitments
Copilot for Microsoft 365 data security and privacy commitments
Posted: 23 May 2024
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Copilot for Microsoft 365—your AI assistant for work—is built on our existing Microsoft 365 commitments to data security and privacy in the enterprise, enabling you to always stay in control. Watch our video series to learn how our comprehensive approach to privacy, security, and compliance safeguards your data.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 became publicly available to Enterprise customers just over 6 months ago. Since release we've been on a mission to answer all of the thoughtful customer questions and discuss exciting use cases that are changing the way we work. AI at work is here, now comes the hard part, we just released new research and insights in the Work Trend Index 2024 Annual Report.
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As customers adopt and scale plans for Copilot in their organizations we receive excellent questions about how Copilot for Microsoft 365 works with confidential organizational data in the Microsoft 365 Graph. I’m thrilled to share the latest on how Copilot is revolutionizing the way we work while upholding the highest standards of data protection.
Built on a foundation of trust
A key concept of Microsoft 365 is the ‘tenant’—a secure, encrypted construct to support manageability and data privacy of your organizational data that is distinct, unique, and separate from all other Microsoft 365 tenants. Copilot is an orchestrator that integrates with your tenant, inheriting all your existing Microsoft 365 security, privacy, identity, and compliance requirements.
Watch this video to learn more about how Copilot is built upon a foundation of trust.
Defending your data
At Microsoft, we believe that your data is your business, and you should control its collection, use and distribution, as well as its location. Watch the following video to learn how data is stored, encrypted, processed, and defended.
Securely powered by Azure OpenAI Service
When you interact with Copilot, your prompts are securely processed using Azure OpenAI services, ensuring that your organizational data remains protected. For a deeper understanding of how Azure OpenAI services power Copilot while prioritizing data integrity, watch this video.
Its all great when they mention encryption and that data will be protected as a priority but this only protects against a third party.
Just remember that encryption in this case is a endpoint system it means that data is protected from outside sources but Microsoft still knows the keys,
When Microsoft is using 365 share point to delete encrypted malware then that means they know the key to that encrypted data on the other end of the transmission of that data.
This is the basis of cryptography in a nutshell but if you understand what they are doing then its also done in a dishonorable way because they should not be doing it.
This means then why are they opening Encrypted Malware over 365 services and then determining that its Malware? Because they should not be able to tell if they are not invading the instated encryption, its means its all relative and they are snooping it means yeah the data is protected from the outside but not from Microsoft. Microsoft is playing middle man on data where it should not be the case because its meant for the other two parties not Microsoft.
They only redeemed it by saying Azure and copilot don't collect data which i doubt is a half truth because there will be fine print, it could also be as simple as the wording many other services on Azure and 365 could do it instead sharepoint being one of them.
Also i mean encrypted data is also supposed to be hard to open so think about that, when Microsoft is opening it when they are not the intended endpoint only the transmission service. That data has a eavesdropping middle man called Microsoft esstially.
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