Transitioning from Microsoft 365 to Fabric governance can feel like a walk in the park until you realize the rules of the game have changed. While the icons look familiar, your M365 muscle memory might actually lead you into security gaps and permission pitfalls. In this video, we explore why even seasoned admins are getting stumped by the unique approach of the Fabric platform.

🚀 The Shift in Governance
We dive deep into the core differences between the traditional M365 compliance model and the new Fabric framework. You will learn why sensitivity labels do not always propagate as expected and how the introduction of data domains upends your usual permission structures. We also uncover the hidden gaps in audit logs that could leave you blind during a security incident if you are only looking at the M365 compliance center.

🛠️ Adapting Your Playbook
Understanding these nuances is critical for anyone moving into the world of data mesh and decentralized ownership. We cover everything from workspace roles to object-level overrides, ensuring you have the map you need to navigate this new landscape without losing your way. Do not let your past experience become a blind spot in your new Fabric environment.

Chapters
0:00 Why Fabric governance catches admins off guard
3:15 The shift from M365 logic to data domains
5:50 Sensitivity labels and DLP differences in Fabric
8:45 Access control and workspace inheritance rules
11:30 Understanding roles and object level overrides
13:20 Audit log gaps and hidden compliance differences
16:40 Navigating data lineage and transformation maps
19:15 Best practices for M365 veterans in Fabric
21:52 End

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