Using Sensitivity labels with Microsoft Teams, O365 Groups and SharePoint Online sites

Hello,

About Site and Group Settings, if plan to use it to allow or limit access from unmanaged devices, would be good to:

1. Allow to disable "Incompatible sensitivity label detected" messages;

2. Remove the "None" option, so only existing Sensitivity label can be applied or allow to set Default sensitivity label in SharePoint Online Template for new sites, so users cannot create a site without Sensitivity label;

3. Work with OneDrive team & integration, right now, to enable Sensitivity label per site, the general SharePoint Admin Access Control policy must be changed to "Allow full download"; If in the past, company strategy was to Limit access from unmanaged devices, this new solution force to disable this setting and set it back to "Allow full download", nothing documented about it + if we disable this setting and set back "Allow full download", this disable existing Conditional Access policies created before by this setting;

4. Explain configuration in more details, have a feeling that Conditional Access policy explanation missing in all documents about SharePoint sites with Sensitivity labeling;

5. SharePoint Sensitivity labeling solution must follow the logic of the data classification if the organization deployed as example 10+ Sensitivity labels and build internal Data Classification documentation in the past, and now we try to integrate something regarding SharePoint site labeling... makes it a little bit confusing for end-users.

Andre_Silva You can read details here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/sensitivity-labels-teams-groups-sites?view=o365-worldwide. Note Sensitivity labels are supported by office files and pdf. In SharePoint you can upload a variety of files and then control who can access, download and collaborate on them. Think about amanaging external guests, prevent download from unmanaged devices etc. 

Maybe I don't understand exactly the goal of this feature, but I would like to understand what is the goal to take available sensitivity labels in sharepoint sites, but if I put/create a file in a library this file isn't automatically classified with label of site? 

Thank you!

yes the label's ID is crawled and managed. Screenshot below. Gurdev Singh ...

AdamBellDoes SharePoint crawl the sensitivity label property applied to documents? Older AIP classic labels were being crawled and were available under crawled properties. However, the newer sensitivity labels aren't showing in crawled properties for us.

Hi there is an error in the survey linked from the presentations  it is asking for the email address to be a number.

Is there a plan to consider teams meetings as a container and apply a sensitivity label to meetings initiated?

My customer would like to clearly indicate that a meeting is unclassified and be sure end-users are aware before they share content.

It would also be good to prevent sharing of content that is labeled higher than that of the meeting.  

Also, is there a way to make the sensitivity label stronger visually present like we do with Banner/waterwark in documents ....today label is somewhat hidden in small print in a corner.

Hi Wes MacDonald 

Thanks for your observation. We have noted this in the documentation - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/users-groups-roles/groups-assign-sensitivity-labels

Cheers,

Adam

While the FAQ says this is Office E3 feature, I have found that not to be true.  There must be at least one (1) Azure AD Premium P1 license in your Azure AD organization (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/users-groups-roles/groups-assign-sensitivity-labels). 

Wes