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You are configuring a file policy in Microsoft Cloud App Security.
You need to configure the policy to apply to all files.
Alerts must be sent to every file owner who is affected by the policy.
The policy must scan for credit card numbers, and alerts must be sent to the Microsoft Teams site of the affected department.
Solution: You use the Data Classification service inspection method and send alerts to Microsoft Power Automate.
Does this meet the goal?
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A. B.B.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-app-security/dcs-inspection https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-app-security/data-protection-policiesThe given solution states that the Data Classification service inspection method should be used to configure a file policy in Microsoft Cloud App Security, and alerts should be sent to Microsoft Power Automate. However, this solution does not meet all the requirements of the scenario.
While the Data Classification service inspection method can be used to scan for credit card numbers in files, it does not ensure that the policy applies to all files. In order to apply the policy to all files, the Universal File Inspection service inspection method should be used instead. This method scans all files stored in the connected cloud apps, ensuring that the policy is applied to all files.
Furthermore, the solution does not mention sending alerts to every file owner affected by the policy, which is a requirement stated in the scenario. Instead, alerts are sent to Microsoft Power Automate. To meet the requirement of sending alerts to every file owner affected by the policy, the alerts should be configured to be sent to the affected users via email or Microsoft Teams.
Lastly, the solution states that alerts should be sent to the Microsoft Teams site of the affected department, but it does not specify the affected department. To meet this requirement, the policy should be configured to apply to specific departments or groups, and alerts should be sent to the corresponding Microsoft Teams site.
Therefore, the given solution does not fully meet the requirements of the scenario, and the correct answer is B. No.