Private AI Briefing: 1-Hour Briefing

What you will leave with

• A clearer use-case and information-handling boundary.
• Questions to answer about access, logging, review and incident handling.
• A distinction between on-premises inference and connected service data flows.
• A short note on the next decision, if a pilot is worth exploring.

Scope and boundaries

A free, one-hour remote discussion for legal and regulated teams. We review one candidate use case, its information classes, the local-inference boundary, and the controls a pilot would need.

We discuss where Microsoft Entra sign-in, Azure Arc oversight and Microsoft Foundry may fit. You receive a short next-step note. Your team decides whether to scope a separate pilot. No environment access or production work is required for this briefing.

• Managed private AI options

• No security certification, legal advice, production installation or architecture approval is included.
• Microsoft licenses, Azure consumption, hardware and follow-on work are separate.
• The briefing does not include access to customer systems or a pilot build.
• A later pilot needs its own scope, terms and customer approval.

Your approval before production changes

How the engagement runs

1. Set the use case

   Identify the users, information classes and job a private AI pilot would need to support.

2. Trace the data boundary

   Discuss what local inference keeps on premises and which connected services may have separate data flows.

3. Review controls

   Explore identity, oversight, access, logging, review and incident-handling questions.

4. Decide the next step

   Receive a short note; your team decides whether a separately scoped pilot is warranted.

Microsoft technologies in scope

• Microsoft Entra
• Azure Arc
• Microsoft Foundry