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What data is Copilot sharing with others?

Syskit Point ensures only the right data is accessible to Copilot by fixing oversharing and misconfigured permissions. It helps you build a secure, AI-ready Microsoft 365 environment.

Karoliina Kettukari, Microsoft MVP

I think one of the challenges is oversharing and not having the big picture. So if you just focus on Copilot as a technical product or a licence, you wont gain the benefits from it, so you need to really address the whole scene of modern work, AI strategy in general, and then you can fit Copilot into that as one stream into your whole strategy.

Karoliina Kettukari Microsoft MVP

Audit and clean up permissions

  • Ensure Copilot and other AI tools only surface data that’s appropriate and permissioned.
  • Detect and fix misconfigured sharing settings across Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
  • Identify and revoke excessive permissions that give users access to more than they need.
  • Reduce the risk of sensitive data leaking into AI-generated outputs or employee prompts.
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Identify oversharing risks & external access

  • Uncover files and sites exposed to too many users or external guests.
  • Flag public or guest-shared content that could be indexed by AI tools.
  • Establish a secure data perimeter before enabling AI across your tenant.
  • Help security teams build trust in AI usage by eliminating known exposure risks.
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Support Copilot readiness assessments

  • Highlight stale users, orphaned sites, and misconfigured workspaces that could introduce risk.
  • Map out which data is currently accessible to Copilot — and which shouldn’t be.
  • Create a secure-by-default environment that aligns with Microsoft’s Copilot security guidance.
  • Give compliance and security teams confidence to move forward with AI rollouts.
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