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Franck1304
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Aug 17, 2023
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way to find out which sensitivity label policies are assigned to a specific user

Is there a way to find out which sensitivity label policies, the ones that distribute the label to the user, are assigned to a specific user?

  • franckma Try this:

     

    Find Out Where Users Get Sensitivity Labels From

     

    A question about finding out which sensitivity label policy makes a label available to a user requires some PowerShell to figure out the answer with some human-friendly results. The outcome is a script that analyzes sensitivity label policies to find where a user gets their labels from. It’s another example of how useful PowerShell can be.

     

    https://office365itpros.com/2023/08/21/sensitivity-label-publishing/

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  • You can get the info via the InPlaceHolds property, which contains a list of all policies (including retention and sensitivity label ones). For example:

    Get-Mailbox vasil | select InPlaceHolds

    If the policy is scoped to all users instead, you need to check the org-wide policies, via:

    Get-OrganizationConfig | select InPlaceHolds

    The output will look something like "mbx1a7ad8841fb042fb939bb94965b050ac:1" - you need to remove the prefix/suffix out of it and you can match it against a Policy GUID:

    Get-LabelPolicy 1a7ad8841fb042fb939bb94965b050ac
    • franckma's avatar
      franckma
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      VasilMichev Thanks Vasil, will try this next week.

      Need to check if i can do this with Sec Admin role or if i need Exchange Admin Role.


      Regards,

      Franck

      • franckma Try this:

         

        Find Out Where Users Get Sensitivity Labels From

         

        A question about finding out which sensitivity label policy makes a label available to a user requires some PowerShell to figure out the answer with some human-friendly results. The outcome is a script that analyzes sensitivity label policies to find where a user gets their labels from. It’s another example of how useful PowerShell can be.

         

        https://office365itpros.com/2023/08/21/sensitivity-label-publishing/