Microsoft recently demonstrated how compliance processes can be supported by AI and other cutting edge technologies. With the availability of the new Microsoft Compliance Manager, which addresses key UAE regulations, compliance specialists are now empowered to keep up with increasing workloads at times when organizations are often unable to support growing compliance needs with additional resources.
The solution was demonstrated at Microsoft’s recent ‘Compliance in the Digital Age’ Webinar, which brought together the compliance community and focused on how knowing, protecting, and governing organizational data is critical to adhere to regulations, meet security and privacy needs and the latest tools available for compliance specialists to stay on top of increased workloads created by more remote devices.
“Arguably, in a world in which remote work is the new normal, securing, and governing your company’s most critical data becomes more important than ever before. The increased volume of information creates complexity for managing business records with cost and risk implications,” said Mohammed Arif, Business Group Director – Modern Workplace and Security at Microsoft.
“Microsoft Compliance Manager helps businesses to make sense of this data-driven business world, providing a comprehensive set of templates for creating assessments, helping your organization comply with national, regional, and industry-specific requirements governing the collection and use of data. This is part of Microsoft’s commitment to keep our businesses and government organizations safe and secure,” Arif added.