Exam SC-400 topic 1 question 54 discussion

I would say a regular expression for the first one. Couldn’t find a function while creating a SIT that could fulfill this.

I would also have use Regex for the first one

I agree. The first can only be fulfilled by the REGEX expression

Primary Element: Regex As - "An employee ID number that consists of the hire date of the employee followed by a three digit number" hiredate + followed by 3 digit number and only in regex you can create a pattern to detect 3 digit number after date

For the primary element, a regular expression is suitable because it allows you to define a pattern that matches the format of the employee ID number (hire date followed by a three-digit number).

The Activity explorer provides a historical view of activities on your labeled content, collected from the Microsoft 365 unified audit logs. It’s used to monitor what’s being done with your labeled content, such as when a label is applied, changed, or removed. On the other hand, the Content explorer gives you visibility into what content has been discovered and labeled, and where that content is located. It specifically allows you to see the actual content of scanned files that match your DLP policies. This is why Content explorer is the appropriate tool for reviewing DLP policy matches, as it directly shows the content that triggered the DLP policy. Activity explorer is more about the actions taken on the content, rather than the content itself. https://microsoft.github.io/ComplianceCxE/playbooks/teamsdlp/#introduction

Regex,keyword list

Func_us_date Func_us_date looks for dates in common U.S. formats. The common formats are "month/day/year", "month-day-year", and "month day year ". The names or abbreviations of months aren't case-sensitive.