Broad access to legacy folders
Review group membership and external links; remove unneeded access before expanding AI search.
Illustrative deliverable
This fictional example shows the format of a leadership-ready assessment. It is not a client report or a promise that every engagement includes the same scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE — FICTIONAL ORGANIZATION
Illustrative sample
Fictional Canadian professional-services firm, 65 employees. This example is invented solely to demonstrate report format.
Illustrative sample: The fictional business has established basic identity and device controls, but inconsistent sharing and AI-use rules create avoidable exposure. Leadership should first assign owners, review access, and clarify permitted data use.
Illustrative sample: Leadership interviews, selected Microsoft 365 configuration, workplace AI inventory, policy review, and a limited external exposure snapshot. Actual scope is agreed in writing.
Illustrative sample
Illustrative sample
Review group membership and external links; remove unneeded access before expanding AI search.
Publish a concise acceptable-use rule and examples of information that must stay out of unapproved tools.
Assign an owner and record each tool's business purpose, data involved, and review date.
Tell employees where to report accidental disclosure or an unexpected AI output.
Illustrative sample
Assign owners; inventory tools and users; address broad sharing.
Approve use rules; review vendors; brief staff.
Recheck access, test reporting, and review residual risk with leadership.
Illustrative sample only. This fictional material is not based on client work. Actual findings, deliverables, and timing depend on the purchased engagement and agreed scope.
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