A compliance team needs to access Compliance Manager, but the Microsoft Purview portal does not show the Compliance Manager solution. What is the most likely reason?

The portal is in a different region

The organization has not enabled Microsoft 365

The user does not have the required license or permissions

The user is using an unsupported browser

A new compliance analyst needs to find the organization's current compliance score and see which regulatory assessments are active. The analyst has been granted access to the Microsoft Purview portal. What should the analyst do first?

Use the Microsoft 365 Defender portal to view the compliance score and assessments.

Open the Microsoft Purview portal and navigate to the Compliance Manager solution to view the dashboard and assessments.

Run a PowerShell command to retrieve the compliance score and assessment list.

Open the Azure portal and navigate to the Microsoft Purview compliance blade.

Which of the following can be created in Compliance Manager to address a specific regulatory requirement?

A custom assessment based on a template

What is the primary purpose of the Microsoft Purview portal?

To provide a dedicated portal for managing only data loss prevention policies

To replace Azure Active Directory as the identity provider for Microsoft 365 services

To serve as the primary interface for managing network security and firewall rules

To provide a unified interface for managing data governance, protection, and compliance across the organization

Your organization has a compliance score of 70. You have implemented several improvement actions, but the score has not changed. You suspect that the actions were not marked as implemented. What should you do to ensure the score reflects the implemented actions?

Contact Microsoft support to update the score

Mark the improvement actions as implemented and provide implementation date

Wait for the next monthly update

Re-run the assessment to recalculate the score

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Domain 4Objective 2

Describe Compliance Management Capabilities of Microsoft Purview SC-900 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Describe the capabilities of Microsoft compliance solutions domain, which accounts for 20–25% of the SC-900 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 45-minute exam (~20–30 total, ~4–8 in this domain), expect 1–2 from this objective — we provide 45 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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6concepts

20–25%of the exam

Questions 11–15

11application · medium
A compliance team needs to access Compliance Manager, but the Microsoft Purview portal does not show the Compliance Manager solution. What is the most likely reason?
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12application · easy
A new compliance analyst needs to find the organization's current compliance score and see which regulatory assessments are active. The analyst has been granted access to the Microsoft Purview portal. What should the analyst do first?
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13foundation · easy
Which of the following can be created in Compliance Manager to address a specific regulatory requirement?
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14foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of the Microsoft Purview portal?
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15expert · medium
Your organization has a compliance score of 70. You have implemented several improvement actions, but the score has not changed. You suspect that the actions were not marked as implemented. What should you do to ensure the score reflects the implemented actions?
Select an answer first

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