Microsoft Updated SC-401 Exam Questions and Answers by mahnoor

Box 1: Publishing a Sensitivity Label

Sensitivity labels can be published to Microsoft 365 groups, security groups, SharePoint Online sites, and Microsoft Teams. Since we have:

● Group1 (Microsoft 365 group) - Supported

● Group2 (Security group) - Supported

● Site1 (SharePoint Online site) - Supported

● Team1 (Microsoft Teams team) - Supported

This means we can publish Label1 to Group1, Group2, Site1, and Team1.

Box 2: Auto-Applying a Sensitivity Label

Auto-apply policies for sensitivity labels work on:

● SharePoint Online sites (documents)

● OneDrive (documents)

● Exchange email (messages)

However, labels cannot be auto-applied to Microsoft 365 groups or Teams directly because labels are applied to files and emails, not to groups or Teams as entities. Since Site1 (a SharePoint Online site) supports auto-apply, it is the correct option.

When configuring an advanced DLP rule in Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention (DLP), you can use a Sensitive Information Type (SIT) condition to detect and classify specific types of sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, or custom sensitive data patterns. This allows you to apply protection and trigger actions based on the identified content.

You need to prevent users from sharing sensitive information with third-party generative AI websites.

A. Information Protection → Classifies and labels data but does not block sharing with external AI sites.

B. Information Barriers → Restricts communication between groups of users (e.g., compliance walls), not web uploads.

C. Insider Risk Management → Detects risky behavior (like data exfiltration), but does not actively block data sharing.

D. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) → Detects and prevents sensitive data being copied to browsers, USBs, or uploaded to restricted domains (like ChatGPT, Bard, etc.).

Endpoint DLP builds on Microsoft Defender for Endpoint integration. Before enabling Endpoint DLP, you must turn on device onboarding in Microsoft Purview to allow devices (like Device1) to be enrolled. After onboarding, you can assign DLP policies to endpoints.