Data Loss: automatic safety labels in a file opened from WhatsApp
Hi everyone! I made a huge mistake... I sent myself a word file from WhatsApp, I opened it (without saving it, dumb I know) and started working on that file. I didn't know that Word couldn't save the file due to safety labels, I mean there was no pop up, no Alert, nothing, I just continued pushing the button save and then when I closed the window there was no special alert, no message, so I thought it was all fine... My file disappeared, I couldn't find any .TMP to restore, it wasn't in the driver or somewhere else. I swear it was like writing with invisible ink! Of course I spent this night writing everything again, but I was wondering if there's a way to suggest adding a message to make the user aware of the label. I really don't know why there wasn't any message when I pushed X button even if the file wasn't really saved.
Urgent Issue - Purview Labels ready for review are not showing in the Disposition Review Panel
Our Records Management Solution was working properly, but all of the sudden the labels used are not showing in the disposition review panel. As you can see the Overview is able to identify our latest labels, 1 Day Review Del and 1 Day Review D. There records should be retained for one day only, it has been many weeks and the records still do not display in the disposition review panel. My account is noted as the disposition reviewer and I am in the e-mail enabled security group as well. As I mentioned, in previous months I was getting notified of the review and I was able to access and review the records, but not any more. Below is what the disposition review panel looks like, the count for all labels in inaccurate, the label Policy of one day is not listed. Microsoft recommended to turn on auditing in the tenant, we followed the steps and the issue is still not resolved. Does anyone have any idea of what else needs to be enabled in the tenant for Purview to work properly? Thank you
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Restricting Modification of Purview Labels
We have a use case where we have a set of files that are going to have a label applied (let's say for dicussion purposes the label that is being applied is "Highly Confidential") using the Azure Purview Scanner (although any method of applying the label should suffice for this use case). That label is not going to be made visually selectable/available to any Active Directory/Azure AD account (meaning it will not be visible to those account in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, Sharepoint or any other application where labeling has been made available and impacts the file itself). All Active Directory/Azure AD user accounts will have access to apply 3 additional labels of "Public", "Internal", and "Confidential" to files that do not meet the qualifiers to be labeled "Highly Confidential". We want a way of preventing any one of those user accounts from modifying or removing the label only when the label applied to the file is "Highly Confidential". We also need to be able to share a subset (this subset is not a fixed number of files) of the files that have the "Highly Confidential" label applied with external parties via Exchange Online. We have attempted to use the permissions made available in the Purview product today to help achieve our use case --- but that also means we have to apply encryption (there is no "OR" option). We have tried numerous methods of applying encryption and at the same time attempting to ensure that the external email experience is seamless (or at least consistent across platforms). Unfortunately, we have been unsuccessul to date (just not a great user experience). So, either we need a way of decoupling permissions and encryption (assuming that will even achieve our end goal) or an alternate solution which allows the user to apply one of the 3 labels I mentioned without the ability to remove/modify the "Highly Confidential" label where it is applied.Using universal print with industrial label printer ?
Hello, I am working on a project with a client where I need to print a label from azure data factory to an industrial label printer. We are thinking about using print universal to do so. The printer is a DATAMAX Oneil Mark III that is not connected in network but connected at a PC, so not directly accessible. Is it possible to use Print Universal with this printer as it's not within the list of recommended printers ? Can we use print universal with a industrial label printer ? If not what printer would you recommend ? Thank you for you help, MarionRetention Labels - PowerAutomate integration doesn't support solution flows?
Hi there, As explained in the documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/retention-label-flow, you can now call a PowerAutomate flow when a retention label reaches the end of its retention period, which is great. However, based on my tests, this functionnality does NOT support flows that are part of a solution. It only works for flows created in "My Flows". Am I the only one thinking no serious enterprise would handle a process as big as tenant-wide retention using a "personal" flow created by a random user in "My Flows"? I would rather use a "corporate" flow that is packaged, service-principal-owned and deployed through staging environments using ALM best practices but somehow someone decided that solution flows weren't supported, which makes the functionality useless 😞 Anybody found a workaround to make it work with a solution flow? Thanks!
Edit sensitivity labels in bulk
I have a user with dozens of files that are tagged with sensitivity label 'Private \ Internal' but now wishes to share them to an external user. Obviously with this label external users are blocked from viewing the files, is there any way to bulk change these files to another sensitivity label we have called 'Private \ External' which would enable the external viewers to view them? essentially I'm asking if there is a bulk method to change files sensitivity labels from their original ones to a new one?
The sensitive labels are not visible in the document library if a document is tagged.
I am following the below mentioned steps for this issue: 1. Create a label through Security and Compliance Center. 2. Publish a label and use the same to tag my documents and upload them in both OneDrive and Sharepoint. Issue: Not able to see the labels applied in the document libraries.Throttling issues when applying sensitivity labels via PowerShell
We need to apply a base sensitivity label for over 200 teams by following the scripts here: https://practical365.com/sensitivity-labels-assign-teams/ but after applying labels to 4 or 5 teams (groups), we're getting throttling errors. We've tried putting a 30-second delay between command executions, but it's not helping. Is there a better way to do this, other than to keep trying longer sleep times?
