SC-401 Exam Dumps - Microsoft Certified: Information Security Administrator Associate Questions and Answers

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Step 1 – Review File2 contents

File2 contains 3 IP addresses.

Step 2 – Review DLP rules and priorities

RuleConditionPolicy TipStop Processing?Priority

Rule11 or more IP addressesTip1No0

Rule23 or more IP addressesTip2Yes1

Rule32 or more IP addressesTip3No2

Step 3 – Rule evaluation order

Advanced DLP rules are processed by priority order (lowest number first).

Rule1 (Priority 0) will trigger because File2 has at least 1 IP address.

This applies Tip1.

However, Rule1 has Stop Processing = No, so evaluation continues.

Rule2 (Priority 1) will also trigger because File2 has 3 IP addresses (≥3).

This applies Tip2.

Rule2 has Stop Processing = Yes, so evaluation stops after this.

Rule3 (Priority 2) will not be evaluated because Rule2 stopped processing.

Step 4 – Final outcome

File2 matches Rule1 (Tip1), but since Rule2 fires afterward with Stop Processing = Yes, only Tip2 is applied.

Step 5 – Microsoft Reference

From Microsoft docs: “When a rule is configured to stop processing, subsequent rules are not evaluated and only the policy tip from the last triggered rule with stop processing applies.”

The requirement is that User1 must be able to analyze prompts and responses for AI interaction events in Microsoft Purview DSPM for AI, while following the principle of least privilege.

Information Protection Analysts role group:

Members can review and analyze sensitive data activity, including AI interaction events collected by Purview DSPM. This role is specifically intended for analysts monitoring sensitive information and is therefore necessary for User1.

Content Explorer List Viewer role group:

Members can see metadata about items with sensitive information, such as file names, locations, sensitivity labels, and policy matches, without accessing the actual file content. This provides the required visibility for AI-related data classification and interaction analysis while adhering to the least privilege principle.

Roles not required:

Content Explorer Content Viewer would give the ability to view the actual content of files, which is more access than needed.

Security Reader is intended for reviewing alerts and incidents but not for analyzing AI prompts and responses.

Insider Risk Management Investigators focus on insider risk investigations, not AI event analysis.

In Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management, different Microsoft 365 locations require separate retention policies because they fall under different storage and compliance models.

Teams Chats & Teams Channel Messages (1 Policy) require a separate retention policy because Teams messages are stored differently than Exchange and SharePoint content. One policy can cover both Teams chats and Teams channel messages. Exchange Email (1 Policy) requires its own separate policy since emails are managed differently than Teams or SharePoint content. SharePoint Sites & Microsoft 365 Groups (1 Policy) are both stored in SharePoint Online, so they can be managed under one policy.

Trainable classifiers in Microsoft Purview require a source of documents that can be labeled as examples of what the classifier should recognize. Supported sources include SharePoint Online and Exchange Online mailboxes. On-premises SharePoint Server sites, Azure File shares, and NFS file shares are not supported for classifier training.

To create custom trainable classifiers in Microsoft Purview, the user must have rights in the compliance portal. The Compliance Administrator role provides the necessary permissions to create and manage trainable classifiers. Security roles focus on threat management, and Global Administrator is excessive (not least privilege).