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A compliance officer needs to start an investigation into potential data leaks. What should they do first in Microsoft Purview eDiscovery?
Run a content search across Microsoft 365.
Create a new eDiscovery case.
Assign users to the Reviewer role group.
A legal team wants to ensure only certain users can access a case and its contents. What should they do after assigning eDiscovery permissions?
Add users to the appropriate case under Case settings.
Update the compliance portal settings to restrict access.
Create a new hold policy for each user.
An organization wants to use review sets, analytics, and OCR in eDiscovery. What licensing requirement must they meet?
Ensure that all administrators have Premium eDiscovery licenses.
Assign Premium eDiscovery licenses to users whose data will be reviewed.
Purchase a Microsoft 365 Business Basic subscription.
A security analyst wants to include data from shared Teams channels and departed users in their search. What should they do?
Enable more data sources in the case settings.
Add those users to a new search query manually.
Create a new review set for each user group.
A reviewer is overwhelmed with duplicate emails in a large review set. What case setting should be enabled to help streamline their workflow?
Enable near duplicate and email threading in the Search and analytics settings.
Increase the number of data sources included in the case.
Assign the reviewer to the eDiscovery Administrator role.
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