Two major information security risks come up when you enable self-serve in your Microsoft 365 environment.  1. Lack of control over data and end users Missing visibility, lowered control over sensitive data, difficulty in enforcing policies, and a lack of ability to detect information security breaches are common issues that can come up in a self-serve environment.  2. External attacks Self-serve environments can be more vulnerable to attacks such as malware and ransomware.  But don’t worry, there are ways to mitigate the risk of sprawl and security threats in your self-serve-enabled environment! We’ll compare using:
Microsoft’s out-of-the-box management tools
PowerShell and Power Automate
ShareGate, an automated management solution for Microsoft 365