Sensitivity label policies for non-Microsoft connected apps
Sensitivity label policies for non-Microsoft connected apps. Create auto-labeling policies that protect sensitive data at rest in non-Microsoft connected apps, including Box and Google Workspace. These policies use the existing Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps connectors and support the same classification engine available for Microsoft 365 locations.
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Added guidance describing how to provide external users access to open files protected by user-defined permissions sensitivity labels
Auto-labeling policies can target more than 100 SharePoint sites by using an existing adaptive scope…
Before enforcing an auto-labeling policy, run it in simulation mode to identify which items it would label without making any changes
If an active auto-labeling policy stops matching Exchange email because a rule failed to load
Review the minimum OneNote versions and supported sensitivity label capabilities for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and the web
The Insights tab in the policy details panel provides an at-a-glance view of an auto-labeling policy's performance
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