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ProLionOct 29, 2026

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Microsoft Sentinel

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Syslog CEF and REST, into the tool you already run

The same question, twice.

Nothing about the agent changes. What changes is what it is allowed to find.

Before

What are the salary bands for the leadership team?

Here is what I foundFrom\\fs01\hr\comp\2026\bands_draft.xlsx— a file in a folder that was opened to “Everyone” during a reorganization in 2019 and never closed.

Nobody broke in. The agent used the permissions it was given, on a folder nobody had looked at in seven years.

After

What are the salary bands for the leadership team?

Nothing you can accessThe file is classified as personnel data and reachable only by HR. The group that opened it to everyone was closed, and the change is on record.

The permissions were fixed before the rollout widened — which is the only place this problem can be fixed.

66 %

of enterprises delayed or canceled a Copilot rollout over data exposure.

73 %

worry that AI is already surfacing sensitive information internally.

40 %

delayed by three months or more over oversharing.

Industry figures, not ProLion measurements. Sources: CoreView, July 2026, 279 Microsoft 365 decision-makers; Gartner, GenAI rollout survey.

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What has to be true before you widen it.

You know what is in the corpus

Personal, health and financial data recognized in the files themselves, before anything indexes them.

You know who can reach it

Effective permissions through every nested group — the same rights the agent will inherit.

The open shares are closed

Remediation by changing permissions and labels, with the before-and-after on record.

The corpus never leaves

Classification runs on your own hardware. No file is sent to a cloud service to be read.

The agent is an identity

It acts continuously, at machine speed, with delegated rights. Every file operation is attributed to it.

Odd behavior is caught

A baseline does not care whether the account belongs to a person or to an agent.

An annual access review does not describe an agent.

Permissions change daily and reviews happen once a year. An agent works through a share faster than a person could in a month — so the answer has to be computed when the question is asked.

Before

Find what is reachable

Effective permissions per file, ranked by the sensitivity behind them

Before

Close the open shares

Remediation with the before-and-after on record

During

Record what the agent reads

Every file operation attributed to the account or service principal

During

Catch the agent that goes wrong

Behavior baselining, whoever the account belongs to

Always

Keep the data in your building

Classification and analysis on your own hardware, dark sites included

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