MS-102 · Question #529
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The correct answer is B. No. Azure Information Protection (AIP) labels and policies are designed to classify, label, and encrypt documents and emails - they are not designed to detect and block PII content in outbound emails. AIP does not scan message content for sensitive data patterns and prevent…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(17 responses)- A29% (5)
- B71% (12)
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Azure Information Protection (AIP) labels and policies are designed to classify, label, and encrypt documents and emails - they are not designed to detect and block PII content in outbound emails. AIP does not scan message content for sensitive data patterns and prevent sending. To prevent users from sending emails containing PII, you need a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policy configured from the Microsoft 365 Security & Compliance center (Microsoft Purview), which can inspect message content for PII patterns and apply block/notify actions. AIP addresses labeling and protection, not content-based send prevention.
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