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Microsoft Purview: Endpoint Data Loss Prevention - Device Health Reporting Dashboard

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Introduction The Device Health Reporting Dashboard provides admins with a consolidated view of device health and policy sync readiness across all onboarded Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) devices. It surfaces at-a-glance insights into configuration health, policy sync status, device activity, and Microsoft Defender version distribution, helping admins quickly understand whether devices are healthy and ready to receive policy updates. With built-in drilldowns from summary graphs to device lists, the dashboard enables targeted investigation of unhealthy or non-compliant devices, such as devices that are offline, misconfigured, or running outdated Defender versions, so admins can diagnose issues and take remediation actions without leaving the reporting workflow. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 559267. When this will happen: Public Preview: We will begin rollout in late May 2026 and expected to complete by late May 2026 General Availability: We will begin rollout in late June 2026 and expected to complete by late June 2026 How this affects your organization: Who is affected: Microsoft 365 administrators managing Endpoint DLP in Microsoft Purview Organizations with onboarded Endpoint DLP devices What will happen: Admins will see a new Device Health Reporting Dashboard in the Microsoft Purview portal. The dashboard provides at-a-glance insights into: Device configuration health Policy sync readiness Device activity and connectivity Defender version distribution Built-in drilldowns allow admins to navigate from summary charts to device-level lists for investigation. Admins can quickly identify devices that are offline, misconfigured, or running outdated Defender versions. The feature is enabled by default for eligible tenants. There is no impact to user workflows. What you can do to prepare: No action is required. The Device Health Reporting Dashboard will be enabled automatically for eligible tenants. No additional configuration or onboarding steps are required. Once available, access the dashboard directly in the Microsoft Purview portal. Consider updating internal admin documentation or operational runbooks to reference the new reporting experience. Compliance considerations: This update introduces a new Microsoft Purview reporting dashboard that enhances how admins monitor Endpoint DLP device health and policy sync readiness.

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