If you upload your data to a third party without first encrypting it with a key known only to you it is no longer yours.
Everything else is just wishful thinking. Like trying to keep a secret whilst only telling one or two friends.
Everything else is just wishful thinking. Like trying to keep a secret whilst only telling one or two friends.
I had a recent exchange with Microsoft and a group of CISOs and how it was explained to US by MS is that Copilot relies on existing file sharing security (OneDrive, Sharepoint) to determine what user could receive as feedback from Copilot. While it seems like a reasonable approach to rely on existing controls it honestly sent shivers down my spine. Anyone who had some experience securing MS platforms data sharing knows those become a total mess overtime for large organizations.
For what it’s worth, Microsoft does have support for customer keys at their E5 licensing level:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/customer-key-set-u...
The law also states that crime is illegal.
I wouldn't walk around Compton late at night with a £5K camera though. Even with insurance.