Microsoft 365 Copilot changes how your team works. I handle the GDPR side: data protection impact assessment, sensitivity labels, permissions architecture. So Copilot runs compliant, not just functional.
Copilot is powerful. The compliance gaps are real.
Copilot processes everything your employees can access. Without a DPIA, without sensitivity labels, without a permissions audit, the tool becomes a liability.
Your firm has Microsoft 365. Copilot licenses are ready or already active. But has anyone created a DPIA? GDPR Article 35 requires a data protection impact assessment for AI-driven processing. Microsoft is the processor. The obligation falls on the controller. That's you.
Your SharePoint permissions were set up years ago. Team structures changed, but access rights didn't. Copilot shows your employees everything they have access to -- including files they shouldn't see.
Microsoft says Copilot is compliant. The DSK (Germany's data protection conference) says Microsoft's data processing agreement is insufficient. The responsibility falls on you as the controller, regardless of what Microsoft certifies.
Tax advisors, lawyers, physicians: professionals under German secrecy obligations face criminal liability -- not just fines. If sensitive client data flows through Copilot without proper architecture, you risk a criminal violation. That's not a GDPR penalty. That's criminal law.
You have Copilot. I check whether it's compliant.
You want Copilot. I make sure it's set up right from day one.
Compliance doesn't end after the audit. I stay on it.
Copilot is one of the most capable AI tools on the market. The question isn't whether to use it. The question is whether your environment is ready for it.
30 minutes, free. I ask about your M365 environment, Copilot status, data types, and existing DPO setup. After that, we both know which path fits.
Depending on your starting point: either I audit an existing Copilot deployment (2 weeks) or I design the compliance architecture for a new one (3-4 weeks). You get a DPIA, sensitivity label design, permissions remediation plan, and staff training.
Copilot changes constantly. Microsoft adds subprocessors, updates features, labels fail. I monitor the changes and keep your firm compliant quarter by quarter.
Jose Lugo. CISSP certified.
12 years U.S. Army Intelligence.
I'm American, based in Germany, and I make AI deployments compliant. My background is in protecting sensitive data in environments where mistakes weren't an option. Twelve years in the U.S. Army taught me that. Today I bring that same discipline to Copilot compliance for firms handling client data: tax advisors, financial services, law firms.
I don't just write assessments. I configure your system myself. Sensitivity labels, DLP policies, SharePoint permissions: I log in and set it up. My work is open source and auditable on GitHub.
CISSP · Security+ · M365 Endpoint Administrator
DPIA created and documented
Sensitivity labels configured to industry standard
SharePoint permissions audited and remediated
Section 203 StGB architecture addressed
Ongoing monitoring via managed service
7 questions, 2 minutes. Find out whether your firm can deploy Copilot within GDPR.
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