Purview AMA March 12 - Ask Questions Below!
The next Purview AMA covering Data Security, Compliance, and Governance takes place on 12 March at 8am Pacific. Register HERE! Your subject matter experts are: Maxime Bombardier - Purview Data Security and Horizontals Sandeep Shah - Purview Data Governance Peter Oguntoye - Purview Compliance And, if you'd like to get started now, feel free to post your questions as comments below. They may be answered live, or if we don't get to them, they will be answered in-text below (you may also note what you'd prefer!) Thank you for being a part of the Purview community, we can't do exciting events like this without you! Don't forget to register ✏️
Can MS Purview mask data in CE
Hi Can MS Purview enable data masking in Dynamics Customer Engagement / Service, If yes how this can be achieved? if No, Can we expect this feature in near future? Note: We would not enable any mask (Field Security Profile) features directly in CE, would like to happen using MS Purview
Sensitivity Label change alert
We have successfully rolled out Sensitivity Labels across our organization. All users an admins subscribe to M365 E5 I would like create an alert email which fires when a Sensitivity Label is replaced with a lower-order label on any document or email. The Activity Explorer logs in Purview show the labell applied, but events, but I am struggling to find a way to create an alert. I tried using PowerAutomate, but unable to find a solution there. Thanks DheerajSecuring outbound traffic with Azure Data Factory's outbound network rules
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