Securing your data with Microsoft Purview - an introduction

English Intermediate Data & AI

Many organisations think about securing their infrastructure but forget about their most important asset: data. Knowing your data is a critical step in your Zero Trust data protection strategy. In this session I will give an introductory session to Purview and attendees will learn how to discover and classify sensitive data, define your data-protection policies and data retention policies.

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Speaker

Sarah Young

Sarah Young, Senior Cloud Security Advocate, Microsoft

Sarah is a Senior Cloud Security Advocate working at Microsoft. She has lived all over the place but currently calls Melbourne home. Sarah has been working in cyber security since before it was cool, holds numerous industry qualifications has co-authored few Microsoft Press technical books. In 2019, Sarah won the Security Champion award at the Australian Women in Security Awards. She is an active supporter of both local and international security and cloud native communities. She is also a co-host of the Microsoft Azure Security Podcast. Sarah spends most of her spare time speaking at security conferences in various parts of the world, eating hipster brunches and high teas and spending a disproportionate amount of her income on her dogs.

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