Our latest articles from the Rencore Blog
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The AI systems your people use at work, and who is behind each account
Most companies now run AI in several places at once. The hard part is not connecting to each one. It is working out that the same person is behind all four accounts, and that gets more expensive the…
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AI has outgrown the silo
AI is arriving in most organisations from several directions at once, and governance has stayed inside one of them. We are extending what Rencore governs beyond Microsoft 365. The detail comes on 1…
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One tenant, several regulations: getting Compliance Manager to work for you
Most organizations face NIS2, the EU AI Act, ISO 27001 and GDPR at the same time, in the same Microsoft 365 tenant. Here is how to structure Compliance Manager so policies, procedures and evidence…
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Tackling NIS2: What Microsoft Purview can (and can't) do for you
NIS2 registration deadlines have passed across the EU, and supervisory authorities are moving from checking registrations to checking security measures. Here is what Microsoft Purview can genuinely…
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The person doing your access review has never heard of governance
That is not a criticism of them. It is the design flaw that has been quietly killing access reviews for years, and it is the thing we set out to fix. Reviews is live in the Rencore Teams App.
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How to align Microsoft 365 governance with business policies
Governance drifts from business policy when rules live in documents and the tenant runs on its own. Testable rules, owners and continuous checks close the gap.
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We rebuilt access reviews around the people who actually have to do them
Reviews is in the Rencore Teams App from today, on the tier entitlement you already have. Nothing extra to buy, and nothing to switch on. Here is what my team built fresh, and the four things we left…
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Managing and monitoring your EU AI Act compliance with Compliance Manager
We have written before about what Microsoft Purview can, and cannot, solve for the EU AI Act. This time we get hands-on: how to set up an EU AI Act assessment in Compliance Manager, where it helps,…
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The watermark problem AI providers can't solve for you.
Same pattern, different provider: a major AI company makes a technical decision to comply with a regulation, and it takes the rest of the market weeks to notice what that decision actually asks of…
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The EU AI Act Was Not Delayed. Three Parts of It Were.
Changes like this are easy to miss, and missing them is the kind of thing that surfaces in front of a partner or a customer at the worst possible moment. So here is the short version. On 29 June…
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Agent 365 Q&A: where the baseline stops, answered
Agent 365: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly drew a lot of questions, some live and some through the Q&A panel. This is the full written record, with the context behind each answer. We spent the…
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How to govern AI coding assistants
Coding assistants read source code and internal context. Inventory them, map their access, give each an owner and review it like any AI tool.


















