SC-401 Exam Dumps : Administering Information Security in Microsoft 365

You need one Sensitive Information Type (SIT) per distinct information pattern. The minimum set that covers both SharePoint and Exchange is:

Credit Card Number (builtin) – used for documents and email.

UK National Health Service Number (builtin) – used for documents and email.

EU/UK Physical Address (builtin “ EU PII: Physical address ” ).

User credentials (builtin “ Credentials ” / “ User credentials ” ).

Custom keywordbased SIT for the sensitive project names ( “ Project Tailspin ” , “ Project Contoso ” , “ Project Falcon ” ) – can be one SIT using a keyword list.

SITs are reusable across locations, so you don’t count duplicates for email and documents.

Step 1 – Scenario

The alert in the exhibit is named Alert2.

Current status = Resolved.

The task is to identify which statuses you can change the alert to.

Step 2 – Microsoft 365 Alert Lifecycle

In Microsoft 365 compliance and security alerts, an alert can move between multiple statuses depending on investigation and remediation. The available statuses are:

Active – The alert is new and not yet acted upon.

Investigating – The alert is under review.

Resolved – The alert has been addressed.

Dismissed – The alert is ignored or deemed not relevant.

Step 3 – Status changes from " Resolved "

If an alert is in the Resolved state, administrators can reopen or reclassify it. According to Microsoft documentation, from Resolved, you can change it to:

Active

Investigating

Dismissed

This allows flexibility in continuing investigations if needed or dismissing false positives.

Step 4 – Microsoft Reference

From Microsoft Docs: “You can change the status of an alert between Active, Investigating, Resolved, and Dismissed to reflect its current stage in the triage process.”