Concept
Permission drift is the gradual divergence of an access model from current business reality as access keeps evolving through local decisions, role changes, leftover groups and exceptions that are never removed.
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2026-04-19 · Video on YouTube
In this episode of the M365.fm podcast, “The Multi-Tenant Copilot Trap: Mastering Global AI Governance,” the discussion centers on a critical but often overlooked challenge in enterprise AI adoption: the misconception that deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot…
2025-12-16 · Video on YouTube
Your AI isn’t broken, it’s telling the truth about your mess. In this episode, we expose why Copilot, search, and AI agents give confident but wrong answers inside Microsoft 365 and how the real problem isn’t prompts, models, or tools, it’s governance. You’ll…
2026-08-08 · Video on YouTube
Artificial intelligence was supposed to transform how organizations access information, make decisions, and execute work. Microsoft Copilot, enterprise AI agents, and generative AI promised to remove the barriers between employees and organizational…
The episode says the problem is governance, not prompts or models. Permission drift, orphaned Teams and redundant, outdated or trivial data feed the AI bad signals, so it answers confidently from the mess. · From the episode: Fix Wrong Microsoft 365 Copilot Answers with…
The episode challenges that idea: AI increases the discoverability of information users could already access, exposing permission drift, broadly shared sites, inherited permissions and old sharing links. · From the episode: The Architecture of Intelligence- Why the…
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