Microsoft Certified: Security Operations Analyst Associate Practice Mode

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  D. RegEx pattern matching Why: The sensitive data is defined by a specific, consistent structural pattern — 32 alphanumeric characters. That's a textbook use case for a regular expression. In a DLP policy, you create a sensitive information type (SIT) using a RegEx pattern like [A-Za-z0-9]{32}, and DLP uses that to scan content across SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange, etc. and trigger policy actions when a match is found. This is the mechanism DLP actually uses under the hood to detect custom data patterns that don't map to a built-in type (SSNs, credit cards, etc.).

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  Since this is a custom format specific to this organization, you would create a Custom Sensitive Information Type (SIT). To detect that specific 32-character pattern, you use Regular Expressions (RegEx).