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Section 13 – Manage and analyze audit logs and reports in Microsoft Purview

Choose between Audit (Standard) and Audit (Premium) based on an organization’s requirements Standard vs. Premium Audit Features Capability Audit (Standard) Audit (Premium) Enabled by default Thousands of searchable audit events Audit search tool in the compliance portal Search-UnifiedAuditLog cmdlet Export…

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Section 11 – Plan and manage regulatory requirements by using Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager

Plan for regulatory compliance in Microsoft 365 It now works with Microsoft Defender for Cloud to assess compliance across Microsoft 365, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Amazon Web Services (AWS). This means you can see your entire compliance posture…

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Section 10 – Implement Microsoft Purview records management

So what is records management? Many principles of the solution for Data Lifecycle Management also apply for Microsoft Purview Records Management, but there are some differences. Those differences include file plan, record declaration, and record versioning. File Plan: Imagine a…

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Section 9 – Manage data retention in Microsoft 365 workloads

First of all if you don’t have E5, use the 90-day Microsoft Purview solutions trial to explore how additional Purview capabilities can help your organization manage data security and compliance needs. Governing Your Data with Microsoft Keep what’s important, delete…

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Section 8 – Implement data lifecycle and records management – Retain and delete data by using retention labels

Plan for information retention and disposition by using retention labels You can control how long your organization keeps content using two main actions: These actions allow you to configure various retention settings: Benefits of using these retention settings: Create retention…

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Section 7 – Implement DLP – Monitor and manage DLP activities

Analyze DLP reports DLP transmits a substantial volume of data to Microsoft Purview, encompassing monitoring, policy matches, user activities, and subsequent actions. To effectively refine your policies and assess actions on sensitive items, you must engage with and respond to…

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Section 6 – Implement DLP – Implement and monitor Endpoint DLP

Configure advanced DLP rules for devices in DLP policies Supported virtualization You can include virtual machines as monitored devices in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal, and the onboarding procedures remain the same as those listed above. Onboarding Endpoint Data Loss…

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Section 5 – Implement DLP – Create and configure DLP policies

Design DLP policies based on an organization’s requirements Designing Data Loss Prevention could be based on the regulations of your industry or just internal security principles that should be made to carve the security measure framework in to stone. In…

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Section 3 – Implement information protection – Design and implement encryption for email messages

Design and implement encryption for email messages Design an email encryption solution based on methods available in Microsoft 365 Features Feature Description Message Encryption (OME) – Encrypts messages for internal and external recipients. – Allows encrypted messages to any email…

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Section 2 – Implement information protection – Rest of sensitivity label content and Design

This is the second part of Sensitivity labels. Sensitivity label content continued Configure auto-labeling policies for sensitivity labels Using Auto-labeling policies is called Service-side processing Service-side auto-labeling Auto-labeling on the service side, also known as auto-labeling for data at rest…

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