Microsoft Purview

Adopt zero trust as a security strategy and mindset, not a product; verify explicitly, enforce just-in-time access, and assume breach to minimize blast radius.

Explore the Microsoft security cosmos focusing on cloud, SOC operations, and CTI, featuring Defender for Identity, Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Cloud Apps, Defender for Cloud, Microsoft Sentinel, and Copilot.

Examine a kill chain and how Defender for Office, Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Identity, entry ID protection, plus Defender for Cloud Apps, integrate in Defender XDR, Sentinel, and Copilot.

Explore how cloud computing uses on-demand self-service, rapid elasticity, resource pooling, measured service, and fast network access to provision scalable resources quickly and bill for usage.

Define public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments with examples from Azure, AWS, and GCP, and show how enterprises combine them.

Azure's global backbone connects data centers and edge sites across 60 regions worldwide, leveraging fiber, subsea cables, and peering connections to deliver high performance, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery.

Explore shared responsibility model across on premises, IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS in Azure, AWS, and GCP. Learn which layers—operating systems, networks, identities, and data—you own versus what the provider handles.

Explore the Azure resource hierarchy, from management groups to subscriptions and resource groups, and learn to group resources by lifecycle, including virtual machines and storage, for security and governance.

Discover Azure subscription types, from free and student credits to pay-as-you-go and enterprise agreements, with emphasis on using the free tier for demos.

Clarify how intra ID tenants relate to Azure subscriptions and resource groups: identities from the identity provider access Azure resources within subscriptions, but subscriptions and resource groups are not tenants.

Explore data security as a subset of cyber security, focusing on protecting sensitive data through access control, authentication, encryption, backups, data loss prevention, data masking, and insider risk management.

Identify data security threats such as hacking, phishing, and malware. Understand data leakage, fraud, negligence, insider theft, and the impact of natural disasters.

Explore the new Purview portal with updated features that are easier to use than the legacy portal, and join the course demos at purview.microsoft.com.

Discover how to obtain a Microsoft E5 trial license and assign it to a user to access Defender XDR features, based on Microsoft E5.

Access the purview portal by visiting purview.microsoft.com and switch to the new portal, as all upcoming demos will leverage it for the next few years instead of the legacy portal.

Learn to identify and classify sensitive information types in Microsoft Purview using manual, pattern-based, and machine learning methods. Use CITs, proximity, and confidence levels to drive DLP and labeling.

Explore how purview shows sensitive information types under solutions, information protection, and classifiers. See predefined types like US social security numbers and the option to create custom types.

Create a custom sensitive information type in Purview by defining a credit card pattern with medium confidence, using regex, keyword lists, dictionary uploads, or built-in functions, and publish.

Explore exact data match (edm) classifiers in Purview, accessed via information protection, using organization data to detect matches and support protection; learn creation steps, prerequisites, secure upload, simulation, and publishing.

Discover trainable classifiers in Microsoft Purview, learning to identify content from examples with pre-trained and custom classifiers, enabling auto labeling, sensitive information detection, and retention policy application.

Explore trainable classifiers in purview, using built-in or custom classifiers to detect business, finance, and profanity content across languages, with prerequisites to create your own classifier.

Explore sensitivity labels in Microsoft Purview to classify and protect data with encryption and content markings across Office apps, Teams, SharePoint, and third-party apps.

Learn to view and create sensitivity labels in Purview, assign priorities and scopes to files, emails, and meetings, then publish top secret label with protection and auto labeling.

Demonstrates configuring sensitivity label policies in Purview, publishing labels to users, setting default labels for documents, emails, Fabric, and Power BI, and defining scope and justification rules.

Create auto labeling policies in Microsoft Purview to automatically apply sensitivity labels to email messages and OneDrive or SharePoint files containing US financial data, with locations, rules, and simulation mode.

Explore how Purview message encryption uses Azure Rights Management to secure emails with Rights Management templates, mail flow rules, encrypting before sending, and external access control.

Learn to implement Purview message encryption by creating an Exchange Admin Center transport rule that applies Office 365 message encryption and rights protection to all emails, with enforce mode.