Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 54 discussion

Wrong asnwer. Should be B

This is so vague and causes all this debate, wasn't this test suppose to be a clear training tool? That's I feel no confidence in paying for these things

Given the scenario where the finance department's site collection is encrypted using third-party software, the best approach would be to leave the encrypted data on-premises while migrating other services to Microsoft 365. This ensures that the encryption and security measures for the finance department remain intact while maximizing the migration of other services.

Given that the finance department's site collection is currently encrypted using third-party software, it may be necessary to leave that data on-premises due to encryption and compliance requirements. Therefore, the best approach would be: B. Leave SharePoint data for finance department users on-premises. Migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365.

The finance department's SharePoint site collection is encrypted with third-party software, which could make migrating it to Microsoft 365 challenging or non-compliant without addressing encryption compatibility. To maximize migration to Microsoft 365 while maintaining the current encryption for the finance department, other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes can be migrated to the cloud, leaving the encrypted data on-premises.

The third party encryption software needs to remain on prem, and the only data that would matter for finance is SharePoint not Exchange, so B.

Both options, B and D, keep the finance department's data on-premises to ensure security and compliance. However, they have slight differences: B: Focuses on migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 while specifically addressing the finance department's SharePoint data only. D: Specifies leaving both SharePoint data and mailboxes for finance department users on-premises. In this context, D is a better choice because it explicitly maintains the security of both the SharePoint data and the mailboxes for the finance department. This option comprehensively addresses potential security and compliance risks while allowing for a broader migration of other services to Microsoft 365. So, in my opinion the best option is D.

Both options, B and D, keep the finance department's data on-premises to ensure security and compliance. However, they have slight differences: B: Focuses on migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 while specifically addressing the finance department's SharePoint data only. D: Specifies leaving both SharePoint data and mailboxes for finance department users on-premises. In this context, D is a better choice because it explicitly maintains the security of both the SharePoint data and the mailboxes for the finance department. This option comprehensively addresses potential security and compliance risks while allowing for a broader migration of other services to Microsoft 365. So, in my opinion, the best option is D.

B. Leave SharePoint data for finance department users on-premises. Migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365: With this option, only the SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes outside of the finance department would be migrated to Microsoft 365. The finance department’s data would remain on-premises due to encryption concerns or other specific requirements.

option A sis the Answer.

How is there even a discussion? You got the encryption tool, unencrypt and migrate and then encrypt. Extra costs etc are not mentioned so it shouldn't be an issue even. Migrate it allllllll!

i say its A

A. Migre todos os dados do SharePoint e caixas de correio do Exchange para o Microsoft 365. Nesse caso, a abordagem é migrar todos os dados do SharePoint e todas as caixas de correio do Exchange para o Microsoft 365, incluindo os do departamento financeiro. Isso significaria que todos os serviços e dados relacionados ao SharePoint e Exchange seriam movidos para a nuvem do Microsoft 365.

Sigh, sometimes people don't test in their demo tenant or research the question. A is correct. Decrypt the data and migrate then use M365 to encrypt it. To anyone that says it can't be decrypted shouldn't be taking this exam. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/data-encryption-in-odb-and-spo

I success guess the Microsoft exam make us to be a good product seller.Cause they want our customers move everything to the cloud ,remain nothing on-premise.They can provide the great security to sell.Don't worry about cost OK?Cause the cost is not the point.

Migrating encrypted 3rd party data, so what tool you using for that? For me that confirms its not A. Must be B.

A, moving all the to O365