HIPAA-compliant observability and security for health information systems
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HIPAA-compliant observability and security for health information systems


Summary

The Microsoft Sensitive Data Scanner now uses machine learning to more accurately detect human names within log data, improving data loss prevention (DLP) and compliance efforts. This new capability goes beyond simple keyword matching, identifying names even with variations in formatting or context, and reducing false positives. It's available in both Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Microsoft Purview, helping organizations better protect sensitive information.
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