What does the training include?
In this training, you'll learn how to use Microsoft Purview as a central solution for data governance and data security. You'll discover how to register data assets, manage access, and set up governance workflows that comply with legislation and regulations. Through hands-on exercises, you'll work with the Unified Data Catalog, Data Map, Data Lineage, policies, and the Enterprise Glossary, building a well-managed, transparent data layer within your organisation, fully aligned with GDPR and modern data governance standards.
What you'll learn
- The role of Microsoft Purview within modern data governance.
- Working with the Unified Catalog to centrally manage data assets and metadata.
- Registering data assets in the Data Map and automatically discovering them via scans.
- Using Data Lineage to visualise data flows and dependencies.
- Configuring Data Policy and Information Protection to regulate use and access.
- Setting up roles, domains, and permissions across governance areas.
- Using scan rules and data health monitoring to maintain data quality.
- Managing the Enterprise Glossary for consistent definitions and terminology.
Programme
Part 1 – Introduction to Data Governance & Purview
- Concepts: data assets, metadata, catalog, and policies.
Part 2 – Unified Data Catalog & Data Map
- Registering, scanning, and organising data assets.
Part 3 – Data Lineage
- Visualising data flows and dependencies for audits and impact analysis.
Part 4 – Data Policy & Information Protection
- Access management, classification, and protection of sensitive data.
Part 5 – Roles, Domains & Permissions
- Governance roles, RBAC, and domain-level segmentation.
Part 6 – Scans, Scan Rules & Data Health
- Quality, coverage, and monitoring of data assets.
Part 7 – Enterprise Glossary
- Recording business definitions, terms, and governance agreements.
Part 8 – Best Practices & Q&A
- Implementation strategy, adoption, and next steps for your organisation.
For whom?
- Data governance and data management professionals.
- Data stewards, data owners, and compliance officers.
- Security and privacy professionals involved in data management and GDPR.
- BI and data platform teams responsible for data quality and access.
- IT and data architects looking to establish a central governance layer.
Prerequisites
- A basic understanding of data platforms, data warehouses, or data lakes is recommended.
- Experience with Microsoft Azure is a plus, but not strictly necessary.
- Basic knowledge of privacy and compliance topics (such as GDPR) is helpful.


