Microsoft Purview · DLP · Data Lifecycle · Sensitivity Labels
50 questions · 100 min · 70% Techclick practice target · Status: Microsoft retired SC-400 on 31 May 2025.
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 50 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 100 min |
| Techclick practice target | 70% |
| Official exam code | SC-400 |
Tailspin Toys wants to use trainable classifiers to identify source code version 1 in Microsoft 365. You need to create a custom trainable classifier. What are two prerequisites for creating and training a custom classifier? (Select two) [Question ID: IP-001]
Correct: A and B. To create a custom trainable classifier, you need seed content. The minimum requirement for seed content is at least 50 positive samples that strongly represent the category you want to classify. Additionally, these samples must be stored in a dedicated SharePoint Online folder/site where the classifier can access them for the initial training phase. Negative samples are used later in the review phase, not the initial creation, and while an E5 license is required to use them, the technical prerequisites for the creation process are the samples and the storage location.
Fabrikam Inc. needs to automatically apply a sensitivity label to documents containing credit card numbers in SharePoint Online and OneDrive (Dataset 2). The label must apply encryption and restrict access to full-time employees only. What should you configure first before creating the auto-labeling policy? [Question ID: IP-002]
Correct: A. Before you can create an auto-labeling policy to apply a sensitivity label, the sensitivity label itself must exist and be configured with the necessary protection actions, such as encryption and access restrictions. The auto-labeling policy merely dictates the conditions under which this pre-existing label is applied. The other options are incorrect because DLP policies prevent sharing, retention labels manage lifecycle, and IRM is a legacy feature, whereas modern sensitivity labels handle these requirements natively.
You are a compliance administrator for Trey Research. You need to ensure that any email sent to external domains containing the word 'Project Obsidian 3' is automatically encrypted. Which feature should you use? [Question ID: IP-003]
Correct: A. To automatically apply encryption to emails based on content (like specific words) sent externally, you can use either an Exchange mail flow rule configured with OME (Office 365 Message Encryption) or a sensitivity label auto-labeling policy. DLP policies are primarily for preventing sharing, retention policies are for keeping data, and eDiscovery holds are for legal preservation, none of which natively encrypt outbound emails for secure delivery.
Trey Research wants to use trainable classifiers to identify source code version 4 in Microsoft 365. You need to create a custom trainable classifier. What are two prerequisites for creating and training a custom classifier? (Select two) [Question ID: IP-004]
Correct: A and B. To create a custom trainable classifier, you need seed content. The minimum requirement for seed content is at least 50 positive samples that strongly represent the category you want to classify. Additionally, these samples must be stored in a dedicated SharePoint Online folder/site where the classifier can access them for the initial training phase. Negative samples are used later in the review phase, not the initial creation, and while an E5 license is required to use them, the technical prerequisites for the creation process are the samples and the storage location.
Trey Research needs to automatically apply a sensitivity label to documents containing credit card numbers in SharePoint Online and OneDrive (Dataset 5). The label must apply encryption and restrict access to full-time employees only. What should you configure first before creating the auto-labeling policy? [Question ID: IP-005]
Correct: A. Before you can create an auto-labeling policy to apply a sensitivity label, the sensitivity label itself must exist and be configured with the necessary protection actions, such as encryption and access restrictions. The auto-labeling policy merely dictates the conditions under which this pre-existing label is applied. The other options are incorrect because DLP policies prevent sharing, retention labels manage lifecycle, and IRM is a legacy feature, whereas modern sensitivity labels handle these requirements natively.
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