Question 1
You need to meet the technical requirements for the creation of the sensitivity labels. To which user or users must you assign the Sensitivity Label Administrator role?
- AOption A:
Admin1 only
- BOption B:
Admin1 and Admin4 only
- COption C:
Admin1 and Admin5 only
- DOption D:
Admin1, Admin2, and Admin3 only
- EOption E:
Admin1, Admin2, Admin4, and Admin5 only
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Correct answer: D
To meet the requirement that all administrative users must be able to create Microsoft 365 sensitivity labels, we need to assign the Sensitivity Label Administrator role to the correct users. Sensitivity Label Administrator Role Responsibilities This role allows users to: ● Create and manage sensitivity labels in Microsoft Purview. ● Publish and configure auto-labeling policies. ● Modify label encryption and content marking settings. Review of Admin Roles from the Table:
Answer Area
| Admin | Role Assigned | Can Create Sensitivity Labels? |
| Admin1 | Global Reader | No, read-only permissions. |
| Admin2 | Compliance Data Administrator | Yes, can manage compliance data, including labels. |
| Admin3 | Compliance Administrator | Yes, has full compliance management, including labels. |
| Admin4 | Security Operator | No, this role is focused on security alerts and response. |
| Admin5 | Security Administrator | No, primarily focused on security policies and threat management. |
Admin1 (Global Reader): This role provides read-only access across the tenant. Users assigned this role can view settings and administrative data but cannot create or modify objects, including sensitivity labels.
Admin2 (Compliance Data Administrator): This role possesses permissions explicitly geared towards data governance and classification tasks, which include creating, managing, and publishing sensitivity labels.
Admin3 (Compliance Administrator): As a high-level administrative role for compliance features, it grants comprehensive permissions to configure and manage all compliance-related settings, directly allowing the creation of sensitivity labels.
Admin4 (Security Operator): This role is designated for operational security tasks, such as monitoring alerts and analyzing potential threats. It does not contain administrative permissions required to configure data classification or compliance policies like sensitivity labels.
Admin5 (Security Administrator): While this role grants broad security management privileges (such as managing threat policies and security alerts), it does not natively inherit full compliance creation privileges. Data classification and sensitivity management are handled within the compliance/purview scope, making it an incorrect role for creating sensitivity labels unless combined with proper compliance role groups.