A port authority must keep certain operational records for the period the legal schedule requires. Which Purview capability should administrators identify?

Data Lifecycle Management in Microsoft Purview enables retention aligned to required schedules so records remain for the mandated period before disposal is allowed. A port authority that must keep certain operational records for the period the legal schedule requires should identify Data Lifecycle Management as the administrators' Purview capability. Insider Risk Management to monitor user activity patterns around required operational records helps detect risky user behavior; it does not retain operational records for the legal duration. eDiscovery to search and collect required records to support legal review case workflows helps find and export content for legal review; it does not apply retention that keeps operational records for the scheduled period in Microsoft 365. Communication Compliance to detect policy violations in messages with required operational records flags risky or inappropriate messages for review; it does not enforce retention that keeps operational records for the legal schedule period. Exam caveat: distinguish retention/lifecycle (keep for the schedule) from insider-risk activity monitoring, eDiscovery search and collection, or communication-compliance violation detection. Operational check: encode the legal schedule in retention policies or labels covering the operational record locations, prevent premature purge, and coordinate with records officers when schedules change.