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The situation
An organisation wants to find where its sensitive information lives across email, documents and chat, and then protect it.
Which product family covers that?
- Microsoft Intune, which manages the devices the information is opened on.
- Microsoft Entra, which controls who may reach the information.
- Microsoft Purview, which finds and classifies sensitive information and then protects it.
- Microsoft Defender XDR, which protects the workloads that hold it.
Why this is the answer
Purview is the family for finding, classifying and governing data wherever it lives. The other three protect the devices, the access and the workloads around it.
How it works
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What is covered
50 Microsoft exams, written out in full
Security and identity first, because that is where we work. Azure, Microsoft 365, AI and data, business applications and the fundamentals after it.
The method
Everything your exam tests, and the reasoning behind every answer
Work through every question for your exam, read the explanation on each one, then go back over what you got wrong. That is the whole method. It takes a few evenings, and at the end of it you know which areas you are weak in rather than guessing.
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Weighted the way Microsoft weights it
Each exam publishes how much of it is each topic. These sets follow those percentages exactly, so the areas you meet most here are the areas you meet most on the day, and a score on a full test means something.
Every option explained, with the page that proves it
Not just which answer was right. Why each of the other three fails, and a link to the Microsoft documentation behind it. Knowing why the wrong ones are wrong is what lets you rule them out in a question you have never seen before.
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