SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals Microsoft Purview Information Protection 5

Question 1

Which Microsoft Purview Information Protection feature allows an organization to define its own sensitive data patterns using regular expressions and keyword lists?

Accepted Answer

Custom sensitive information types (SITs)

Answer

Custom sensitive information types let organizations define their own patterns using regex, keyword lists, and confidence levels to detect proprietary or unique sensitive data.

Question 2

What happens to a file's sensitivity label when it is moved from a labeled SharePoint site to an unlabeled SharePoint site?

Accepted Answer

The file retains its original sensitivity label regardless of the destination

Answer

Sensitivity labels applied to files travel with the content, so the file retains its label even when moved to a location with a different or no label.

Question 3

In Microsoft Purview, what does 'encryption at rest' versus 'encryption in use' mean for sensitivity-labeled content?

Accepted Answer

At-rest encryption protects files when stored; sensitivity labels provide persistent encryption that also protects content while it is being actively used or shared

Answer

Microsoft Purview sensitivity label encryption persists beyond storage — it protects the content while it is open, shared, or transmitted, not only when stored.

Question 4

Which Microsoft Purview Information Protection license tier is required to use automatic sensitivity labeling policies in SharePoint and OneDrive?

Accepted Answer

Microsoft 365 E5 or equivalent compliance add-on

Answer

Auto-labeling policies for SharePoint and OneDrive require Microsoft 365 E5 or the Microsoft 365 E5 Compliance add-on license.

Question 5

A document labeled 'Highly Confidential' is attached to an email. The email has no label applied. What label does the email receive under default Microsoft Purview behavior?

Accepted Answer

The email inherits the attachment's 'Highly Confidential' label

Answer

By default, Outlook recommends or applies the highest sensitivity label found among the email's attachments to ensure the email body is protected at the appropriate level.

(SC-900) Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals Exam Practice Test

(SC-900) Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals Exam Practice Test

SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals Microsoft Purview Information Protection 5