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Data Protection Discovery
Understand what needs protection.
- Sensitive data categories
- Business process interviews
- Existing classification review
- Priority risk scenarios
EAKA IT helps organizations design and implement Microsoft Purview data-protection controls around real information flows—identifying sensitive data, defining policy intent, testing business impact, managing exceptions and creating an operational response model.
Review 30 practical controls across Entra ID, Conditional Access, Intune, Defender, Purview and security operations.
Policies become noisy when sensitive information types and business processes are not understood first.
Overly aggressive policies can interfere with legitimate collaboration and drive users to workarounds.
Data controls need consistent intent across Microsoft 365 services and managed endpoints.
DLP events require investigation ownership, severity logic, exception handling and documented closure.
Scope is tailored to your current environment, licensing, risk profile, business requirements and internal operating model.
Understand what needs protection.
Translate risk into controls.
Protect collaboration channels.
Extend controls to devices.
Align labels and DLP where required.
Make DLP sustainable.
We focus on practical control design, implementation evidence, clear ownership and an actionable improvement backlog.
Changes are sequenced around risk, business impact, technical dependencies and safe rollout.
Map sensitive information, business flows, existing labels, users and compliance requirements.
Define policy intent, scope, exceptions, notifications and staged enforcement.
Run policies in test or lower-impact modes and analyze legitimate business activity.
Roll out approved controls, monitor alerts, manage exceptions and tune policies over time.
Yes. Scope can include Microsoft 365 DLP and Endpoint DLP, depending on available licensing, device management and technical prerequisites.
Usually not for broad new policies. Testing or audit-oriented modes help identify business impact before stronger enforcement is applied.
Where appropriate, policies can be designed with notifications, justification and controlled override behavior. The design should match the data risk and business process.
Yes. Policy configuration, testing outcomes, alerts and documented implementation decisions can support broader compliance evidence when mapped to the relevant requirement.
Where Microsoft makes an eligible trial available to the customer, EAKA IT can scope an implementation around the capabilities actually enabled in that tenant. Trial availability and terms should be confirmed at the time of engagement.
Build a broader roadmap where identity, endpoint, cloud, data protection and security operations overlap.
Share your current environment, priorities, licensing and deadlines. EAKA IT will recommend a pragmatic first step and an appropriate scope.
Get a clear view of current gaps, implementation priorities, ownership and next steps.