A county compliance officer needs the Microsoft 365 family for sensitivity labels, DLP, insider risk, and eDiscovery—not endpoint threat hunting. Which product family fits?
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Short Explanation
Think two toolboxes: one for catching attacks, one for governing data. Purview is the compliance and information-protection side; Defender is the threat-protection side.
Full Explanation
Microsoft Purview covers compliance, privacy, risk, and information protection scenarios such as sensitivity labels, DLP, insider risk, auditing, and eDiscovery. Microsoft Defender XDR focuses on threat detection and response across endpoints, identity, email, and cloud apps. Mixing those families confuses describe-level MS-900 mapping.