-Compatibility with browsers and assistive technology

-This article lists new features in the latest release of Microsoft 365 Business Premium, which includes Microsoft Defender for Business. Features that are currently in preview are denoted with **(preview)**.

-Categorizaing and labeling content so it can be protected and handled properly is the starting place for the information protection discipline. Microsoft Purview has three ways to classify content.

-These categorization mechanisms includes finding content by:

-This categorization method is well suited to content that isn't easily identified by either the manual or automated pattern-matching methods. This method of categorization is more about using a classifier to identify an item based on what the item is, not by elements that are in the item (pattern matching). A classifier learns how to identify a type of content by looking at hundreds of examples of the content you're interested in indentifying.

-If the list mode is set to **Allow**, any user activity involving a sensitive item and a domain that's on the list will be audited. The activity is allowed. When a user attempts an activity involving a sensitive item and a domain that *isn't* on the list then DLP policies, and the actions defined in the polices, are applied.

-This feature is available for devices running any of the following Windows versions :

-This feature is available for devices running any of the following Windows versions :

- **'%homedrive%%homepath%\Microsoft DLP\Quarantine'** for the username *Isaiah langer* will place the moved items in a folder named:

-1. Select **Create printer group** and give the group a name. In this scenarion, we'll use `Legal printers`.

-|[Microsoft Purview Data Map](/azure/purview/overview) |Identifies sensitive data and applies automatic labeling to content in Microsoft Purview Data Map assets. These include files in storage such as Azure Data Lake and Azure Files, and schematized data such as columns in Azure SQL DB, and Cosmos DB. |[Labeling in Microsoft Purview Data Map](/azure/purview/create-sensitivity-label) |

-You supply root keys used with service encryption and you manage these keys using Azure Key Vault. Microsoft manages all other keys. This option is called Customer Key, and it is currently available for Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business. (Previously referred to as Advanced Encryption with BYOK. See [Enhancing transparency and control for Office 365 customers](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2015/04/21/enhancing-transparency-and-control-for-office-365-customers/) for the original announcement.)

-Using Customer Key, you can generate your own cryptographic keys using either an on-premises Hardware Service Module (HSM) or Azure Key Vault (AKV). Regardless of how you generate the key, you use AKV to control and manage the cryptographic keys used by Office 365. Once your keys are stored in AKV, they can be used as the root of one of the keychains that encrypts your mailbox data or files.

-Another benefit of Customer Key is the control you have over the ability of Microsoft to process your data. If you want to remove data from Office 365, such as if you want to terminate service with Microsoft or remove a portion of your data stored in the cloud, you can do so and use Customer Key as a technical control. Removing data ensures that no one, including Microsoft, can access or process the data. Customer Key is in addition and complementary to Customer Lockbox that you use to control access to your data by Microsoft personnel.

-To learn how to set up Customer Key for Microsoft 365 for Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, including Team Sites, and OneDrive for Business, see these articles:

-description: "Azure COSMOS DB account access key sensitive information type entity definition."

-# Azure COSMOS DB account access key

-This SIT is designed to match the security information that's used to provide access to administrative resources for [Azure COSMOS Database](/azure/cosmos-db/secure-access-to-data) accounts.

-|Attack Surface Reduction rules |  |  |  |  |

-|Controlled folder access |  |  |  |  |

-|Firewall |  |  |  |  |

-|Network Protection |  |  |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |

-|Next-generation protection |  |  |  |  |

-|Tamper Protection |  |  |  |  |

-|Web Protection |  |  |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |

-|Advanced Hunting |  |  |  |  |

-|Custom file indicators |  |  |  |  |

-|Custom network indicators |  |  |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |

-|EDR Block |  |  |  |  |

-|Passive Mode |  |  |  |  |

-|Vulnerability management |  |  |  |  |

-|Automated Investigation & Response (AIR) |  |  |  |  |

-|Device response capabilities: collect investigation package, run AV scan |  |  |  ^{[[2](#fn2)][[3](#fn3)]} |  ^{[[2](#fn2)][[3](#fn3)]} |

-|Device isolation |  |  |  ^{[[2](#fn2)][[3](#fn3)]} |  |

-|Live Response |  |  |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |  ^[[2](#fn2)] |