In times of home offices and virtual communication, the popular video conferencing software Microsoft Teams is booming like never before. Around 115 million users, many of them with a business focus, use the collaboration tool every day - and the trend is rising.

MS Teams is not only used for meetings, phone calls and chats. Collaboration in virtual space is supported as a matter of course by the exchange of important content, which includes files, documents, images and much more. In this way, teams are increasingly competing with the undisputed number one means of communication in the office, email. And the question that arises in this context is how business-relevant communication channels and the content shared via them, can be protected against data loss.