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It’s rare to find such breadth (information protection, insider risk, eDiscovery, audit, governance) combined with depth (AI‑driven detection, analytics, automated workflows) in one suite. And because it’s all under Microsoft 365, you benefit from seamless updates, unified identity, and centralized reporting—so you spend less time maintaining disparate tools, and more time actually reducing risk. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The biggest challenge with Microsoft 365 Compliance is its licensing model: it can be difficult to determine which features are included in each plan, and adding advanced capabilities often drives up per‑user costs. Administrators also face a steep learning curve, since the platform’s extensive array of sensitivity labels, policies and alert types frequently requires trial‑and‑error configuration or resorting to PowerShell scripting for finer control. Out‑of‑the‑box detections tend to generate a high volume of low‑priority alerts, so teams must constantly tune rules to focus on genuine risks. Although built‑in compliance templates cover major standards, they don’t always suit unique or hybrid environments, and the interface for managing exceptions feels limited. Large-scale eDiscovery searches can take hours or days to complete, while the Compliance Score only refreshes daily, which can stall time‑sensitive investigations. Organizations spanning multiple regions or federated tenants must grapple with extra policy configuration to ensure consistent enforcement across geographies. Finally, while native integration within the Microsoft ecosystem is powerful, achieving equivalent visibility and control over non‑Microsoft services—such as Slack, Google Workspace or AWS—typically requires additional connectors or third‑party tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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