Every AI tool, named
We go through the AI apps, plug-ins and browser extensions your staff use, including the ones nobody approved.
What Copilot can open
On Microsoft 365, Copilot can surface any file a user has access to. We talk through where overshared folders and mailboxes usually hide.
What to fix first
We sort the risks that apply to your company, so you know where to start.
How it works
Request it
Five fields, about a minute. We reply to set a time.
Talk it through
A 45-minute call with a Tech Legion IT expert about how your team uses AI today and where your company data lives. Nothing is installed on your systems.
Decide what to fix first
You choose what to handle in-house and what to ask us about.
Example risks. Yours will differ.
What we cover on the call
The questions your leadership team will ask
- Which AI tools your teams use
- What company data those tools can reach
- Where Microsoft 365 sharing would expose files to Copilot
- Whether your staff have written AI rules to follow
- Which fix to start with
Why teams trust us with this
- We migrate and manage Microsoft 365 for our clients, so we know where Copilot looks and what it can open.
- Our security team also runs authorized ethical hacking tests, so the advice comes from people who test networks for a living.
- We offer 24/7 threat monitoring with Huntress and Sophos.
Questions before you ask
Do you install anything or need access to our systems?
No. It is a conversation. We don’t install anything and we don’t ask for your passwords.
We don’t use Copilot. Is this still useful?
Yes. Most AI risk comes from free tools staff sign up for on their own. The call covers those whether or not you run Microsoft 365.
What happens after the call?
You decide. Fix items in-house, or ask us to quote the work. Ongoing service agreements begin after an initial period, and we’ll walk you through the terms if you ask.
Find out before a client file ends up in a chatbot
A 45-minute call with an IT expert about how your team uses AI and what to fix first.