Deploying Microsoft Copilot introduces powerful new capabilities—but it also brings a unique set of security and governance challenges that organizations must address before rolling it out at scale. This resource provides a clear, practical walkthrough of the risks associated with Copilot, including data oversharing, prompt injection, permission misuse, AI hallucinations, and exposure through third‑party plugins. It outlines a Copilot‑specific threat model, a secure deployment architecture, and a phased approach that spans assessment, remediation, deployment, and continuous monitoring. You’ll also learn how Zero Trust principles and established frameworks from NIST and CISA can be applied to ensure secure, compliant AI adoption across the enterprise.
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Understand the unique security and governance risks introduced by Microsoft Copilot
Explore a Copilot‑specific threat model and secure deployment architecture
Follow a phased approach for assessment, remediation, deployment, and ongoing monitoring
Learn how Zero Trust principles strengthen Copilot security and data protection
See how NIST and CISA frameworks support compliant, enterprise‑grade AI adoption
Gain practical guidance for reducing risk while enabling responsible AI use at scale