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Microsoft 365 Copilot and Agent Administration Fundamentals : Build Practical Skills and Confidently Prepare for the Microsoft AB-900 Certification Exam.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Miles, Steve.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Microsoft software.
- Artificial intelligence.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (278 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Birmingham : Packt Publishing, Limited, 2026.
- Summary:
- Prepare for the Microsoft AB-900 exam with hands-on coverage of Microsoft 365 Copilot, security, governance, Purview, Entra, and agent administration for secure AI adoptionDRM-free PDF version + access to Packt's next-gen Reader* Key Features Learn Microsoft 365 Copilot, security, governance, and AI agent administration Configure, secure.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title page
- Copyright and Credits
- Contributors
- About the author
- About the reviewers
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Who this book is for
- What this book covers
- To get the most out of this book
- Download the color images
- Conventions used
- Get in touch
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- Share your thoughts
- Chapter 1: Identifying the Core Features and Objects of Microsoft 365 Services
- Explaining how licensing affects access to Microsoft 365 features
- Identifying user-based and group-based license assignment
- Identifying license components that affect service access
- Exploring organization configuration in the Microsoft 365 admin center
- Identifying the Microsoft 365 tenant model
- Identifying domain types
- Default tenant domain
- Custom domains, verification, and DNS records
- Identifying organization-wide settings
- Organization profile settings
- Tenant-wide access and sharing settings
- Identifying configuration objects in the Exchange Online admin center
- Exploring mailbox types
- User mailboxes
- Shared mailboxes
- Resource mailboxes
- Comparison
- Identifying distribution lists
- Identifying configuration objects in the SharePoint admin center
- Identifying SharePoint site types
- Team site
- Communication site
- Identifying document libraries
- Identifying folders within libraries
- Identifying SharePoint site roles and permissions
- Identifying permission inheritance
- Inherited permissions
- Breaking inheritance
- Identifying default SharePoint roles
- Owners
- Members
- Visitors
- Identifying permission scope levels
- Site-level permissions
- Library-level permissions
- Folder-level permissions
- Item-level permissions
- Identifying configuration objects in the Teams admin center
- Identifying teams
- Identifying channels.
- Standard channels
- Private channels
- Shared channels
- Identifying Teams policy types
- Meeting policies
- Messaging policies
- App permission policies
- Summary
- Core Microsoft 365 objects reference
- Key terms and acronyms
- Exam readiness drill - chapter review questions
- Link to this chapter's quiz
- Chapter 2: Understanding Microsoft 365 Security Principles
- Explaining Zero Trust principles
- Traditional perimeter-based security
- The Zero Trust security model
- Core principles of Zero Trust
- Zero Trust in Microsoft 365
- Understanding authentication methods
- Understanding identities
- Types of identities
- The purpose of authentication
- Authentication versus authorization
- Authentication methods
- Multi-factor authentication
- Authentication factors
- Passwordless authentication
- Understanding authorization
- The purpose of authorization
- Role-based access control
- Benefits of role-based access control
- Managing permissions with groups
- Understanding threat protection and intelligence
- The modern threat landscape
- Common attack techniques
- Threat detection and intelligence
- Security alerts and investigation
- Understanding Microsoft Defender XDR capabilities
- Security signals and telemetry
- Alert correlation and incidents
- Investigation and response capabilities
- Microsoft 365 security principles reference
- Chapter 3: Identifying Core Security Features of Microsoft 365 Services
- Understanding features and capabilities of Microsoft Entra
- Understanding conditional access and policies
- Identifying the appropriate security object to use in an organization (users and groups)
- User identities in Microsoft Entra.
- Groups as identity containers for managing access
- Common group types used in Microsoft environments
- Using groups to simplify access management
- Understanding the purpose and benefits of single sign-on (SSO)
- Understanding App registrations and Enterprise applications
- App registrations
- Enterprise applications (service principals)
- Relationship between an app registration and an enterprise application
- Identifying the role of Privileged Identity Management (PIM) in an organization
- Just-in-time privileged access using Privileged Identity Management
- Controlling and monitoring privileged role activation
- Interpreting Identity Secure Score in Microsoft Entra ID
- Using Identity Secure Score to improve and monitor security posture
- Using the appropriate tools to review audit logs for user and admin activity
- Reviewing sign-in logs in Microsoft Entra
- Reviewing audit logs for administrative and configuration activity
- Identifying the appropriate tools to troubleshoot common sign-in issues (MFA, Conditional Access, and risky sign-ins)
- Investigating sign-in issues using Microsoft Entra tools
- Understanding sign-in results and resolving issues
- Chapter 4: Understanding Microsoft Purview
- Introduction to Microsoft Purview and data governance
- What is Microsoft Purview
- Key Microsoft Purview capabilities
- Understanding data classification in Microsoft Purview
- Detecting sensitive information
- Sensitive information types
- Trainable classifiers
- Exact data match
- Identifying the use cases for sensitivity labels in Microsoft Purview
- Understanding sensitivity labels
- How sensitivity labels support data protection.
- Understanding data lifecycle governance
- Understanding retention
- Retention labels
- Retention policies
- Microsoft Learn reference links
- Chapter 5: Understanding Data Security Implications of Copilot
- Understanding how Copilot Accesses Data
- Microsoft 365 data sources accessed by Copilot
- User identity as the data access context
- Prompt-driven data retrieval in Copilot
- Copilot limitations
- Understanding how Microsoft Graph Influences Copilot Responses
- Microsoft Graph as the data aggregation layer
- Prompt grounding using Microsoft Graph
- Permissions trimming in Microsoft Graph data retrieval
- Microsoft Graph limitations
- Understanding how Copilot uses permissions and controls
- Microsoft 365 permissions model
- Copilot enforcement of existing permissions
- Data protection using Microsoft Purview
- Data loss prevention using Microsoft Purview DLP
- Risk detection using Microsoft Defender
- Security control limitations in Copilot
- Understanding responsible AI principles
- Enterprise guardrails controlling Copilot behavior
- Prompt filtering in Copilot
- Policy-aligned response generation in Copilot
- System messages and grounding controls in Copilot
- Chapter 6: Identifying Data Protection and Governance Risks for Microsoft 365 and Copilot
- Identifying compliance risks and recommendations using Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager
- Compliance posture through control-based assessments
- Compliance scores and control responsibility
- Improvement actions for control gaps
- Compliance posture compared to detection and enforcement.
- Identifying sensitive information by using Microsoft Purview Data Explorer
- Classification signals from labels and sensitive information types
- Aggregated insights from classified data
- Distribution of classified data across services
- Data Explorer limitations
- Identifying risks using Insider Risk Management
- User-centric risk model
- Signals and indicators from user activity
- Behavioral patterns from correlated activity signals
- Risk scenarios and policies
- Cases for investigation and management
- Insider risk limitations
- Identifying and responding to alerts generated by Microsoft Purview DLP
- Policy conditions based on classification signals
- Policy matches for classified or sensitive data
- Alerts for sensitive data events
- Enforcement actions for data protection
- DLP limitations
- Identifying policy violations generated by communication compliance
- Message content analysis across communication channels
- Conditions for non-compliant communication content
- Violations as reviewable items
- Structured review workflows for investigation
- Communication compliance limitations
- Identifying user activities reported by Microsoft Purview Activity Explorer
- Audit-derived activity events
- User interactions with data
- Activity events: users, actions, and context
- Activity timelines for investigation
- Event-level activity compared to aggregated data insights
- Activity Explorer limitations
- Discovering and managing AI Activity by using DSPM for AI
- Data exposure from AI access
- AI access to data through existing permissions
- Exposure risk from classification and access
- AI exposure scenarios for sensitive data
- Governance through classification and access
- DSPM limitations
- Searching data using content search in Microsoft Purview eDiscovery
- Query-based data retrieval across Microsoft 365.
- Filtering using keywords, locations, and conditions.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
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- Other Format:
- Print version: Miles, Steve Microsoft 365 Copilot and Agent Administration Fundamentals
- ISBN:
- 9781807306502
- OCLC:
- 1597389371
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