You inherit a permission audit script, point it at the tenant, and it comes back with a tidy report. A few overshared sites, nothing catastrophic. You sign off on the Copilot rollout. And the report may be lying to you in a way that has nothing to do with the script, and everything to do…
You run a report to answer a simple question: who can access this site? It comes back reassuring — a handful of members, the owners you expected, nothing alarming. So you sign off on the Copilot rollout. And the report was lying to you. Not because it got the answer wrong, but because it was…
A tenant user logs into Copilot, tells Copilot to summarize last quarter’s data and Copilot returns a number from a workbook that he/she wasn’t supposed to access. All along the permission was there; no one saw it as SharePoint has no unified view that answers the one question that an admin always needs answered –…