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Secure enterprise sharing with access reviews for Microsoft 365

BleepingComputerby Sponsored by tenfold Software ()4 min read3 · 1 read
Part of a story covered by 2 sourcesMicrosoft Teams adds customizable file-extension blocking and new external-access defenses; sponsored report flags M365 sharing governance gapsMerged summary & timeline
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tenfold-sponsored article warns Microsoft 365 file sharing often outlives its purpose and pitches its identity governance platform for access reviews.

A sponsored article argues shared access in Microsoft 365 frequently outlives its original purpose, citing a Wire survey in which 61% of security leads said access to shared files often remains active longer than intended. It calls native SharePoint Advanced Management sharing reports too coarse and site-level exports too manual, then promotes tenfold's identity governance platform as offering centralized visibility into shared Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint content plus owner-driven access reviews with confirm or revoke actions.

Key facts
  • 61% of security leads say shared-file access persists longer than intended (Wire survey)
  • Native M365 reporting lacks a centralized cross-tenant sharing governance dashboard
  • tenfold offers centralized shared-content reporting and delegated owner access reviews
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From the original article

4 min read at bleepingcomputer.com

Microsoft 365 makes sharing files easy, but access can remain long after its original purpose has ended, leaving organizations with little visibility into who can still reach sensitive data. tenfold Software explains how centralized access governance and owner-driven reviews can help identify and remove unnecessary access. [...]

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