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Unseen, Unsecured Part 3: Agents, AI, and the Hidden Dangers of Broken Permissions in M365

What you can’t see in Microsoft 365 can hurt you. Broken permissions expose sensitive data, and Copilot multiplies the risk. Learn how to uncover hidden threats and fix them before Copilot makes them worse.

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Get Copilot-Ready: SharePoint Agents, Permissions, and Reporting

The most dangerous Microsoft 365 risks aren’t the ones you can see, they’re the ones you can’t. Broken permissions quietly unravel access controls, leaving sensitive data exposed while default reports keep you in the dark.

When Copilot enters the picture, the stakes rise even higher. Copilot doesn’t just use the data you think is secure, it uses everything your broken permissions allow it to see. Stop what’s broken in Microsoft 365, before Copilot takes it further.

What You'll Learn

  • Copy vs Send: Sharing Links vs Broken Inheritance
    Why shared links are surface-level noise compared to the deeper danger of permissions that silently break and expand.
  • Copilot Readiness Is a Permissions Problem
    Broken permissions, not link sharing, are the real barrier to secure Copilot deployment.
  • Agents & Autonomous Agents
    How agents inherit wrong permissions, multiplying exposure across your tenant.
  • The Limits of SAM Reports
    Why Microsoft’s built-in reports fail to reveal actual broken permissions.
  • Orchestry Broken Inheritance Reporting
    See how Orchestry reveals hidden broken permissions across Microsoft 365, giving you visibility default tools simply can’t.

Watch now, before broken permissions expose what should stay hidden.

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Presenters

CEO, Janitor

Michal Pisarek

CEO, Janitor

Michal Pisarek

Seven-time Microsoft SharePoint MVP, former Co-Founder of Dynamic Owl Consulting and of BONZAI Intranet, this serial entrepreneur, international speaker, Office 365 thought leader, and former professional chef brings great depth of product, leadership, and user experience expertise to Orchestry, working with Fortune 500 companies to deliver maximum efficiency of their Microsoft 365 investments.

When Michal takes a day off occasionally, you will find him experimenting in the kitchen, inventing a new cocktail, or learning a new language while enjoying all Vancouver has to offer with his wife, daughter, and furry companion.

 

Director, Product at Orchestry

David Francoeur

Director, Product at Orchestry

David Francoeur

As a speaker, author, and consultant operating across industries, David brings to Orchestry a diversified perspective on solving problems in the Digital Workplace. Working cross-functionally to guide products from conception to launch, he carefully connects the technical and business worlds. Passionate about user experience and design, David thrives on outcomes that are not only successful from a technological perspective but more critically; adopted, championed, and valued by the business.

Beyond his passion for the digital workplace, David enjoys spending time with his spouse and daughter, playing soccer, or reading a good book.