Exam MS-102 topic 1 question 39 discussion

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Enable co-authoring for files with sensitivity labels 1. Sign in to the Microsoft Purview compliance portal as a global admin for your tenant. 2. From the navigation pane, select Settings > Co-authoring for files with sensitivity files. 3. On the Co-authoring for files with sensitivity labels page, read the summary description, prerequisites, and what to expect. Then select Turn on co-authoring for files with sensitivity labels, and Apply

Information protection contains Sensitive labels witch can auto applied. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/apply-sensitivity-label-automatically Co-authoring is available in Settings of Information Protection.

To meet the requirements of: Automatically encrypting documents stored in Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint, and Enabling co-authoring for Office documents encrypted by a sensitivity label, you should use the following two settings in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal: ✅ Information protection This is where you create and manage sensitivity labels, including settings for encryption and enabling co-authoring. ✅ Data loss prevention This is used to automatically apply sensitivity labels to content stored in OneDrive and SharePoint when certain conditions (like sensitive info types) are met. ✅ Correct Selections: Information protection Data loss prevention

In January 2025 with the new Purview portal will be Settings->Information Protection->Co-authoring for files with sensitivity labels-> Turn on. After that: Solutions->Information Protecction->Sensitivity Label

Information protection: This setting allows you to define sensitivity labels, which can be applied to documents to classify and protect them based on their sensitivity level. You can configure encryption settings within sensitivity labels to automatically encrypt documents stored in OneDrive and SharePoint. Data loss prevention (DLP): While DLP policies primarily focus on preventing data loss, they can also be configured to work in conjunction with sensitivity labels to enable co-authoring for encrypted documents. DLP policies can define specific conditions for allowing collaboration on sensitive information, ensuring that only authorized users can co-author encrypted documents.

Incorrect. First option is Data Loss Prevention and the second option is correct. It should be Settings as mentioned below. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/dlp-create-deploy-policy?view=o365-worldwide Information Protection mainly deals with the Sensitivity labels and Publishing, but while creating DLP policies you can choose the encrypt content