Summary
In this module, you learned about some of the features and tools you can use to help with governance of your Azure environment. You also learned about tools you can use to help keep resources in compliance with internal or regulatory requirements.
When teams use Copilot or agent-assisted workflows, these governance controls still apply. RBAC, Azure Policy, resource locks, and auditing help ensure AI-assisted changes remain within approved boundaries.
Learning objectives
You should now be able to:
- Describe the purpose of Microsoft Purview.
- Describe the purpose of Azure Policy.
- Describe the purpose of resource locks.
- Describe the purpose of the Service Trust portal.
- Explain governance guardrails for AI-assisted administrative workflows.
Additional resources
The following resources provide more information on topics in this module or related to this module.
- Intro to Azure Policy is a Microsoft Learn module that introduces you further to Azure Policy.
Explore with Copilot
Tip
Try one of these prompts in Copilot Chat:
- "Create a governance blueprint showing how Microsoft Purview, Azure Policy, resource locks, and the Service Trust portal work together."
- "Design an agent-assisted Azure Policy workflow for a subscription where an agent drafts three controls and humans approve exceptions and remediation actions."
- "Build an audit evidence checklist that uses Service Trust portal artifacts and policy compliance data for recurring reviews."