Protecting digital privacy and minimizing the risk, cost, and liability of processing unstructured data
March 2026
Data & More ApS
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Version 26.3.0 of the Data & More Privacy Platform introduces Google Drive as a new data source, adds the ability to undelete documents across SharePoint, OneDrive, and Outlook, and delivers custom data owner management for all major sources. This release also brings centralized SharePoint notification settings, a dedicated shared mailbox management view, and a range of dashboard and AI profiler improvements.
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GOOGLE DRIVE |
UNDELETE & REVERT |
CUSTOM OWNERS |
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Full support for Google Drive as a data source — scan, classify, and monitor documents stored in Google Workspace alongside your Microsoft 365 data. |
Restore accidentally deleted or enforced documents in SharePoint, OneDrive, and Outlook directly from the platform. |
Assign custom data owners to SharePoint sites, OneDrive accounts, Outlook mailboxes, and file shares for accurate responsibility mapping. |
You can now add Google Drive as a data source in the Data & More Privacy Platform. This means organizations using Google Workspace can scan, classify, and monitor documents stored in Google Drive alongside their existing Microsoft 365 sources — all from a single platform.
A new revert capability lets you restore documents that were previously deleted or enforced. Undelete is now available for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Outlook, giving you a safety net when documents are removed in error or need to be recovered for compliance purposes.
You can now assign custom data owners to SharePoint sites, OneDrive accounts, Outlook mailboxes, and file shares. Custom owners appear throughout the platform and help ensure the right people are identified as responsible for each data source, even when the default Microsoft 365 ownership doesn’t reflect your organization’s actual structure.
A new dedicated Shared Mailbox tab has been added to Users & Groups settings. This makes it easy to view and manage shared mailboxes separately from personal mailboxes, improving clarity for administrators managing large Exchange environments.
Release notes are now accessible directly within the platform, so you can always see what’s new without leaving the tool.
A new “Edit Enforcement” permission has been added, giving administrators granular control over who can modify enforcement settings. Users without this permission will no longer see enforcement configuration options.
SharePoint notification settings have been moved from the source level to the policy level. This centralizes notification management and makes it easier to configure consistent notification behavior across all SharePoint sources in a policy. The notification sendout process, document validation, and report querying have all been updated to reflect this change.
The SharePoint site list in source editing now supports more than 10,000 sites, removing a previous limitation for organizations with very large SharePoint environments.
Fileshare scanning now supports multiple accounts within a single source configuration. Large organisations with shared drives spread across multiple accounts can now scan and ingest all accounts through a unified source, simplifying administration and reducing ingestion overhead.
The graph services (graph-ingestion, graph-management, and graph-enforcer) have been migrated to Java 25 and Spring 4, improving performance and long-term maintainability.
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