As announced at Ignite, we’re introducing new assessment templates and controls to help you extend compliance beyond Microsoft 365 and better meet compliance requirements with a Zero Trust approach.
When this will happen
New assessment templates are now available in public preview. Zero Trust controls are now generally available within the Data protection baseline assessment.
How this will affect your organization
Compliance Manager now includes Azure and Dynamics 365 assessment templates, helping you track compliance for your Microsoft cloud from a single place. You can now create Azure and Dynamics 365 assessments (in public preview) for ISO 27001, NIT 800-53, SOC2, and FedRAMP (Moderate and High).
Additionally, Compliance Manager’s data protection baseline assessment now includes Zero trust control families. These control families map to existing and additional improvement actions, making it easy to assess, monitor, and improve compliance with our Zero Trust principles and recommendations. Admins can use data protection baseline to implement actions that can enable them to follow a Zero Trust strategy by leveraging the improvement actions in the newly added Zero Trust control families that map to Zero Trust defense areas of Apps, Data, Endpoint, Identity, Infrastructure, and Network.
What you need to do to prepare
Review and assess for your organization.
Learn more
- Microsoft Compliance Manager: extensibility beyond Microsoft 365 and additional capabilities
- Learn more about Compliance Manager.
- Learn about the data protection baseline assessment.
- Learn more about Zero Trust.
Message ID: MC295821
Published: 02 November 2021
Updated: 02 November2021
Effective: November 2, 2021
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