You are the Microsoft 365 administrator for a company.
The company runs SharePoint Server and Exchange Server in an on-premises datacenter. The site collection for the finance department is currently encrypted using third-party software.
You need to move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible.
What should you do?
The company needs to move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible while considering the constraints related to the finance department's site collection, which is currently encrypted using third-party software. Since decryption and re-encryption of sensitive finance data could pose significant risks and complications, the most prudent approach is to leave the SharePoint data of the finance department users on-premises and migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365. This strategy ensures that the encryption requirements for the finance department are maintained while still moving a substantial portion of services to the cloud.
Wrong asnwer. Should be B
This is so vague and causes all this debate, wasn't this test suppose to be a clear training tool? That's I feel no confidence in paying for these things
Welcome to the wonderful world of Microsoft exams. Could be worse. 15 years ago the questions read "which of the following is not the correct answer, choose all that apply" - A through Q. "You should not do this to fix the problem". So double negative, no clear direction on how many correct answers there were, and it went up to friggen Q!!!!
God damn! We have it good, don't we.
There are always some random dudes complaining about how hard an exam is. If you don't want the exam, simply don't pass it.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
There are always some random dudes complaining about how hard an exam is. If you don't want the exam, simply don't pass it.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
God damn! We have it good, don't we.
There are always some random dudes complaining about how hard an exam is. If you don't want the exam, simply don't pass it.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
There are always some random dudes complaining about how hard an exam is. If you don't want the exam, simply don't pass it.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
if not asked simply don't answer. no one asked for your opinion bro.
I feel like it is done by purpose. The Microsoft Learn materials and practice exams are just not enough to get ready for these types of questions (maybe it's enough for someone smarter / for one that uses Microsoft products on daily basis, but not for me). I have 4 certifications and this (hopefully) is going to be my 5th one, but this one has the most discussions about the correct answers, other certifications (the fundamental ones) are easier and mostly everyone agrees on 1 answer.
The correct answer for Microsoft is A - all data is encrypted in M365. But in real life there are steps and considerations ahead, like decryption, considering compatibilities etc., so the real life answer would probably B. But this does not matter - you need to view the world 100% from Microsofts perspective, therefore A has to be correct.
A is correct to me; the third-party encryption is of no importance Just my thoughts
In my opinion, too many people answer these questions assuming knowledge *outside* of the question. You have to answer these questions based on the information give only in the question. It never explicitly states that the finance department actually use SharePoint or Exchange online (even though in reality they most definitely will) so the only answer is A
The question says that Finance department have an encrypted site collection. Site collections are part of SharePoint.
answer should be A due to 365 support Third party encryption https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/email-encryption?view=o365-worldwide
How is there even a discussion? You got the encryption tool, unencrypt and migrate and then encrypt. Extra costs etc are not mentioned so it shouldn't be an issue even. Migrate it allllllll!
I Go for keyword "move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible."
Option B is the most appropriate choice. Explanation: In this scenario, the site collection for the finance department is currently encrypted using third-party software. Microsoft 365 supports encryption at rest and in transit for data stored in SharePoint Online and Exchange Online. However, since the finance department is using a third-party encryption solution, it may not be possible to decrypt the data in Microsoft 365. Therefore, the best option is to leave the finance department's SharePoint data on-premises and migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365. This approach allows the organization to take advantage of the benefits of Microsoft 365 while maintaining the encryption solution for the finance department.
IF “The site collection for the finance department is currently encrypted using third-party software.” then the Answer is B However, “You need to move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible.” This means, encrypt your data and migrate to SharePoint Online. Answer IS A
It's definetly A.
The discussion is even more confusing ....
Nothing will stop me to decrypt my data with 3d-party soft and re-encrypt it by default when it will go to the cloud. A is correct. MS cloud is safe enough.
A is correct
How is a third party encryption solution going to migrate to the cloud?
Correct answer is A... No, 3rd party encryption solution cannot be migrated to cloud. However, all M365 data is encrypted at-rest via BitLocker on Microsoft's servers and is encrypted in-transit; additional encryption options are available with AIP to further secure data independent of Microsoft. The idea here is that you don't need 3rd party encryption anymore, you could accomplish the same goal using M365-native.
The question mentions nothing about what to do with the 3rd party encryption. It is an assumption and not an idea. Two of the answers will meet the needs of the organization. Choice A and B
B would not be a cost saving approach as then you have to maintain severs locally for that site collection.
Yes the goal is to go cloud and use what is really available and save money. But if you can decrypt the data in the site for the site collection then by all means move those data to cloud.
B would not be a cost saving approach as then you have to maintain severs locally for that site collection.
The question mentions nothing about what to do with the 3rd party encryption. It is an assumption and not an idea. Two of the answers will meet the needs of the organization. Choice A and B
B would not be a cost saving approach as then you have to maintain severs locally for that site collection.
Yes the goal is to go cloud and use what is really available and save money. But if you can decrypt the data in the site for the site collection then by all means move those data to cloud.
B would not be a cost saving approach as then you have to maintain severs locally for that site collection.
You can't have both solutions. it has to be in the cloud or on-prem. Exchange eventually in hybrid. so answer is A.
It should be A. Be carefule: "as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible"
I agree with you, that is the catch.
microsoft said, our product can be encrypt your all files :))
The fact that the Finance data is currently encrypted with 3rd party software, and none of the answer choices mention decrypting the data first. Ans. must be B.
Answer should be B Third party encryption wont be supported by M365
Third-party software doesn't indicated directly with sharepoint and exchange service. So I rate for A.
A is correct
A Is correct
I think MS wants everyone to be aware that the need for encryption does not keep you out of the could . Read "Data Encryption in OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online" https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/data-encryption-in-odb-and-spo?view=o365-worldwide
I success guess the Microsoft exam make us to be a good product seller.Cause they want our customers move everything to the cloud ,remain nothing on-premise.They can provide the great security to sell.Don't worry about cost OK?Cause the cost is not the point.
The third party encryption software needs to remain on prem, and the only data that would matter for finance is SharePoint not Exchange, so B.
Given that the finance department's site collection is currently encrypted using third-party software, it may be necessary to leave that data on-premises due to encryption and compliance requirements. Therefore, the best approach would be: B. Leave SharePoint data for finance department users on-premises. Migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365.
Those of you thinking A for this are reading way too into it. Answer is B.
You can't move the encrypted data until it is decrypted which is not one of the options. B!
Il go with B
Terribly worded question written in bad faith
This page admin should be banned of posting questions with wrong answer. Please note the correct answer is B.
Wrong asnwer. Should be B
B for me
The best option would be to migrate all SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365, as this would allow the company to take advantage of the benefits of Microsoft 365, such as improved security and compliance
he reason for choosing option D is due to the specific encryption requirements of the finance department's SharePoint site collection, which is currently encrypted using third-party software. Migrating this data to Microsoft 365 might not retain the same encryption settings, and it could potentially expose sensitive financial data. By leaving the finance department's SharePoint data and mailboxes on-premises, the company can continue to utilize the existing third-party encryption solution and maintain the desired security level for sensitive financial data. Meanwhile, migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 allows the company to take advantage of the cloud services for the rest of the organization, satisfying the requirement to move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible.
Correct it should be B based on the simple fact " the finance department is using a third-party encryption solution, it may not be possible to decrypt the data in Microsoft 365" hence it makes no sense to move sharepoint site collection data and its best to leave it on-premises
C. Leave mailboxes for finance department users on-premises. Migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365. In this scenario, leaving the mailboxes for the finance department users on-premises ensures that their data remains encrypted using the third-party software. Migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 allows you to take advantage of the benefits and features offered by the cloud-based services.
Sigh, sometimes people don't test in their demo tenant or research the question. A is correct. Decrypt the data and migrate then use M365 to encrypt it. To anyone that says it can't be decrypted shouldn't be taking this exam. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/data-encryption-in-odb-and-spo
A. Migre todos os dados do SharePoint e caixas de correio do Exchange para o Microsoft 365. Nesse caso, a abordagem é migrar todos os dados do SharePoint e todas as caixas de correio do Exchange para o Microsoft 365, incluindo os do departamento financeiro. Isso significaria que todos os serviços e dados relacionados ao SharePoint e Exchange seriam movidos para a nuvem do Microsoft 365.
i say its A
B. Leave SharePoint data for finance department users on-premises. Migrate all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365: With this option, only the SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes outside of the finance department would be migrated to Microsoft 365. The finance department’s data would remain on-premises due to encryption concerns or other specific requirements.
Both options, B and D, keep the finance department's data on-premises to ensure security and compliance. However, they have slight differences: B: Focuses on migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 while specifically addressing the finance department's SharePoint data only. D: Specifies leaving both SharePoint data and mailboxes for finance department users on-premises. In this context, D is a better choice because it explicitly maintains the security of both the SharePoint data and the mailboxes for the finance department. This option comprehensively addresses potential security and compliance risks while allowing for a broader migration of other services to Microsoft 365. So, in my opinion the best option is D.
The finance department's SharePoint site collection is encrypted with third-party software, which could make migrating it to Microsoft 365 challenging or non-compliant without addressing encryption compatibility. To maximize migration to Microsoft 365 while maintaining the current encryption for the finance department, other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes can be migrated to the cloud, leaving the encrypted data on-premises.
Correct B
Answer is B
Question: You need to move as many services to Microsoft 365 as possible. Does this means, not everything needs to be moved to MS 365? Does this means B might be the relevant answer?
B is the answer
A is correct
I choose B. Is does not mention what encyption sofware is used and if it will work if migrated.
B is the only option here.
not sure about the 3rd party encryption, so I will stick to B... how can you move everything if you are not sure about that?
I think you can unencrypt it and then move to SP in cloud
I 'll go for B, site collection for data is encrypted, you don't need to include to migrate this data.
Additionally, it says "as many", and did not say "all", thus the right answer is B
I 'll go for B, site collection for data is encrypted, you don't need to include to migrate this data. Additionally, it says "as many" and did not say all.
Should be B
B variant
Answer should be B
A, moving all the to O365
Migrating encrypted 3rd party data, so what tool you using for that? For me that confirms its not A. Must be B.
Surely you would have the 3rd party program to unencrypt it, so it can then be migrated
option A sis the Answer.
Both options, B and D, keep the finance department's data on-premises to ensure security and compliance. However, they have slight differences: B: Focuses on migrating all other SharePoint data and Exchange mailboxes to Microsoft 365 while specifically addressing the finance department's SharePoint data only. D: Specifies leaving both SharePoint data and mailboxes for finance department users on-premises. In this context, D is a better choice because it explicitly maintains the security of both the SharePoint data and the mailboxes for the finance department. This option comprehensively addresses potential security and compliance risks while allowing for a broader migration of other services to Microsoft 365. So, in my opinion, the best option is D.
Leaving mailboxes on-premises for finance department users isn't necessary, as Exchange data can be moved without conflict. Answer is clearly B
Given the scenario where the finance department's site collection is encrypted using third-party software, the best approach would be to leave the encrypted data on-premises while migrating other services to Microsoft 365. This ensures that the encryption and security measures for the finance department remain intact while maximizing the migration of other services.