u/DevinSysAdmin

Doesn’t really change my comment much, you really need to compare and understand ChatGPT directly vs through copilot.

I’d recommend a SASE product for DLP such as Netskope, formal written policies & procedures to make sure this is operating within IT sanctioned limits, this is all just assuming basic Chatting and not coding. 

You’re a Microsoft SME and don’t understand that Copilot has additional configuration changes that make it more tailored to what Microsoft wants?

Wow. 

Please try various tasks in both and come back to your comment with feedback.

Snapshots aren’t backups. 

1000-2000 users? They have budget. 

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh no 

If the only consideration is picking between the two for MDR, Crowdstrike is the one to go with.

Sometimes I see these threads and wonder why nobody asks the account manager or integration team involved with you on the projects.

Is this printerlogic? You don’t have to use Direct to IP printing  https://support.printerlogic.com/s/article/Integrating-PrinterLogic-with-Print-Servers

Ah yes, someone barely in the industry with just another great idea.

Your wife has OCD and needs therapy.

The real answer is that you should have DNS/VLANS/rules filtering at the Firewall only allowing them to reach exactly what they need on the internet & internally, and also have a DNS agent on the servers, along with EDR/SIEM.

They are looking to reduce risk, but they have no experience in IT Operations, which is why they are giving you the "uninstall the core browser" type response.

Great! Glad you got onto Hudu! Hope everyone "sees the light"

This was approved by me, seemed very authetic! As always, do your own risk assessment and deep dive :)

That uh...yeah that's ridiculous, that doubles your tooling cost and hardware lifecycle.

12-16 hour days? You should be making 220k before benefits with that much work.

Self host Hudu, not open source and not free but miles ahead of the majority of things recommended here. 

Skip TeamViewer, go ScreenConnect with their Priviledged Access module. 

For any computers in your direct control, almost every CASB product can do this. See what AI is being used and what they are typing in.

This isn’t true, in order for you to have access to the data shared with that link, you’d need to have clicked the shared link first, copilot doesn’t have access to that otherwise. 

“ anyone with the link can edit.”

The permissions to access these files aren’t activated until someone clicks the link, same with choosing “people in your organization”

The basis of your post is wrong. 

It works fine, but they had a massive security vulnerability, that was proven to work but not exploited by an attacker - all tenants using synology could have been breached.

No, no it is not secure at all. 

These are meetings? That's an email.