Exam MS-102 topic 1 question 283 discussion

tested, create a tag on 1 recommendation, refresh the Defender portal, and the tag name shows up for filtering.

Creating a dynamic security group can be useful for automatically managing group memberships based on user attributes, such as department names. However, in the context of filtering recommended actions in Microsoft Secure Score based on specific department names, a dynamic security group might not be the most direct solution. Administrative units are specifically designed to segment your organization into smaller units, making it easier to manage and apply policies based on those segments. This segmentation aligns more closely with the need to filter actions by department. So, while dynamic security groups are powerful for managing memberships dynamically, administrative units are more suitable for your specific requirement of filtering actions in Microsoft Secure Score by department.

Correct answer is B. Tag

Answer: B Tags in Microsoft 365 are used to categorize and filter objects (like users and devices) based on specific attributes. By creating tags for different departments, you can then apply these tags to users and devices. This allows you to filter and view recommendations and actions in the Microsoft Secure Score tailored to these tagged departments.

https://security.microsoft.com/securescore The only option for filtering from these answers is TAG

C. an administrative unit The reasoning behind this answer is that an administrative unit in Microsoft 365 allows for the organization of users based on different departments or other criteria, such as geographical location or job function. Once these users are organized into administrative units, various settings and policies, including those related to security, can be applied specifically to these units. In the context of Microsoft Secure Score, being able to filter recommendations based on specific departments will require that these departments are first organized in a way that they can be individually addressed, which is facilitated by creating administrative units. This allows for a more targeted and efficient management of the recommendations based on the particular needs and characteristics of each department.