An organization uses Microsoft Purview Audit (Premium) and needs to retain Copilot interaction audit logs for 3 years to comply with internal AI governance policies. The default retention period for Purview Audit (Standard) logs is 90 days. What must the organization configure to achieve 3-year retention?
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Here's the deal — a is correct because Microsoft Purview Audit (Premium) enables custom audit log retention policies with durations ranging from 90 days to 10 years. You create an audit retention policy specifying the record type (CopilotInteraction), the user scope (all users or specific users), and the retention duration (3 years).
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A is correct because Microsoft Purview Audit (Premium) enables custom audit log retention policies with durations ranging from 90 days to 10 years. You create an audit retention policy specifying the record type (CopilotInteraction), the user scope (all users or specific users), and the retention duration (3 years). Audit (Premium) licensing (included in Microsoft 365 E5 or available as an add-on) is required to configure retention beyond the default 90-day Standard period. B is wrong because manually exporting logs to Blob Storage every 90 days before they expire is an operational workaround that introduces risk of gaps and requires ongoing maintenance. C is wrong because Data Lifecycle Management retention policies on Exchange Online mailboxes retain Copilot interaction content (prompts and responses as stored items in the mailbox), not the audit log records in the unified audit log—these are different data sets. D is wrong because Compliance Manager tracks control compliance scores; it does not store or retain audit logs.