What is the primary role of Compliance Manager in Microsoft Purview?

To automatically enforce data retention policies across all workloads

To block all external sharing of sensitive documents

To help organizations manage their compliance posture by providing assessments and recommendations

To provide real-time threat detection and response for security incidents

A company is expanding into a new market and must comply with a local regulation that is not covered by a built-in template in Compliance Manager. The compliance team wants to track their compliance using Compliance Manager. What should they do?

Use the GDPR template and assume it covers all local regulations.

Skip Compliance Manager and use a third-party compliance tool instead.

Create a custom assessment in Compliance Manager and manually define the controls and improvement actions.

Wait for Microsoft to add the regulation as a built-in template.

What does the compliance score in Compliance Manager represent?

A numerical representation of the organization's overall compliance posture

The number of data loss prevention incidents detected

The total number of sensitivity labels applied to documents

The percentage of users who have completed security training

A compliance manager is reviewing the compliance score and notices that the score increased by 10 points after implementing a single improvement action. The manager is surprised because the action was small. What is the most likely explanation?

The compliance score includes a bonus for implementing actions ahead of schedule.

The compliance score was recalculated after a new assessment was added, inflating the increase.

The improvement action was shared across multiple assessments, so its implementation increased the score for each assessment.

The compliance score is calculated based on the number of implemented actions, not their point value.

Which of the following solutions can be accessed from the Microsoft Purview portal?

Microsoft Entra ID user provisioning and password reset

Information protection, data loss prevention, and compliance manager

Azure virtual machine management and network security groups

Exchange Online mailbox creation and email flow rules

Microsoft Certified:Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals

Domain 4Objective 2

Describe Compliance Management Capabilities of Microsoft Purview SC-900 Practice Questions (Page 7)

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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20–25%of the exam

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31foundation · easy
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32application · medium
A company is expanding into a new market and must comply with a local regulation that is not covered by a built-in template in Compliance Manager. The compliance team wants to track their compliance using Compliance Manager. What should they do?
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What does the compliance score in Compliance Manager represent?
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34expert · hard
A compliance manager is reviewing the compliance score and notices that the score increased by 10 points after implementing a single improvement action. The manager is surprised because the action was small. What is the most likely explanation?
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Which of the following solutions can be accessed from the Microsoft Purview portal?
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