Get started with Microsoft 365 Privacy Manager

Get Started with Microsoft 365 Privacy Manager is the perfect step by step walkthrough to deploy and manage privacy in your organisation. In this deep dive, I'll walk you through everything you need to know from licensing, to deployment and configuration. With some truly powerful tools included, this is probably one of the most important updates for security & compliance admins in a number of years. As always, questions and comments are always welcome.
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[@Kratosgamer10]

Amazing as always! Looking forward to your video on AVD 😀

[@tonytango48]

Another fantastic video! - a VIP MVP!

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Aw thanks so much Tony delighted you enjoyed 😀🙏

[@cybersenseltd]

Great video Andy. Looks an interesting new feature.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Thanks 😊

[@vinaybhatia4228]

*I love you Sir*

[@erukuish]

Thanks for the video Andy.
So is this a separate license my org need to purchase even if we have M365 E5?
I activated privacy management 2 days ago, and still cant see any data in "Data profile" in the overview I can see plenty of "items with personal data" getting listed. Is it just a matter of time or should I contact Microsofts support?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Hi Eric thanks for dropping in. Too be honest i’m never sure what Microsoft are doing with their licensing. I recommend that you take a look at M365maps.com it’s a website that shows all the different licensing options, and it’s run by a fellow MVP. I suspect that your data is being collated and that’s the reason why you’re not seeing any results. Like most things in Microsoft 365 I recommend it’s just awaiting game. Thanks again and all the best. Andy

[@localhost3527]

Thank you so much, Andy. That was very clearly explained. How can we generate the DSAR report for end user, please? I could only be able to generate in CSV format which was not end user friendly.
Regards,
Nai H.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Hi Nai It's only available in CSV at the moment, but you could always use Power BI to create something a little more dramatic :-)

[@localhost3527]

Thank you again@@AndyMaloneMVP . 🙂 Power BI wasn't my cup of tea at the moment yet 😅. Much appreciated your demo. It's really helpful.

[@geecoders554]

Subject Request: can you still view an excel file protected by a password?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Yes