Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 35 discussion

dont take UzziTheOne's answers seriously, he has been voting the wrong answers on all of the questions to confuse you.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/customer-lockbox-requests?view=o365-worldwide A is right

Just reposting the correct answer: Customer Lockbox ensures that Microsoft can't access your content to do service operations without your explicit approval. Customer Lockbox brings you into the approval workflow process that Microsoft uses to ensure only authorized requests allow access to your content. A is correct

Seriously who votes C?! It is Answer A. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/customer-lockbox-requests

O recurso que você está configurando para controlar o acesso de um engenheiro de suporte da Microsoft durante uma sessão de ajuda é o "Cofre do Cliente" (opção A). O Cofre do Cliente é um recurso de segurança que permite que os clientes controlem e monitorem o acesso dos engenheiros de suporte da Microsoft às informações em sua assinatura do Microsoft 365. Ele fornece uma camada adicional de segurança e controle sobre o acesso às informações do cliente.

Customer Lockbox ensures that Microsoft can't access your content to do service operations without your explicit approval. Customer Lockbox brings you into the approval workflow process that Microsoft uses to ensure only authorized requests allow access to your content. A is correct

The answer is A

no doubt A

Basically as a support engineer could see most of your stuff while remote session but not your lockbox.

Customer Lock box is the feature that we can apply through M365 Admin center

we will need Ms engineers will to solve some issues that we can as administrator however we have to give them permission to access and approve.

A correct

Customer Lockbox ensures that Microsoft can’t access your content to do service operations without your explicit approval.

This is important but somewhat hidden in MS docs. The same can be said about Intune and Windows Autopilot. M365 docs need to be kept in shape. And older version respected. Not all public organization for example in health care switch to cloud because of patient record confidentiality. They keep most On-Premise. I dont think On-Premise is never gonna die. Thats why we need hybrid models. Vastaamo-tragedy in Finland just shows this.

A is correct answer. See URL below :)