Exam PL-600 topic 2 question 1 discussion

I think it is 1- Non-Business 2- Business

When a new policy is created, by default all connectors are placed in the Non-Business group. From there they can be moved to Business or Blocked based on your preference. For that I would choose : 1- Business to be used alone 2- Non-business for the default ones 3- Blocked

1- Business 2- Non-business 3- Blocked

1- Non-Business 2- Business 3- Block

When a new policy is created, by default all connectors are placed in the Non-Business group. From there they can be moved to Business or Blocked based on your preference. For that I would choose : 1- Business to be used alone 2- Non-business for the default ones 3- Blocked

Pivot Description Business (n) Connectors for business-sensitive data. Connectors in this group can't share data with connectors in other groups. Non-Business/ Default (n) Connectors for non-business data, such as personal use data. Connectors in this group can't share data with connectors in other groups. Blocked (n) Blocked connectors can't be used where this policy is applied. http-> business (problem: it would not allow to add any other connector to business according to the requirement) devops -> such as personal use data.

Has to be Non-Business, Business, Blocked. I can see the argument for making https business, but I think its being over-thought. If you say Business because new connectors (which are not mentioned) are released to non-business by default then you also have to allow for other connectors we might want to use which means you would have to lump ever other connector you want to use as non-business or blocked. You also have to acknowledge the default group can be set to be either. I think this is one where there is the answer MS wants to hear and another perfectly valid answer. DevOps is a business thing, and there are many other valid connectors you would want to use for business.

Business: because you want to make it separate and by default it would have been grouped with all the other connectors as non-business is the default. Being HTTP versus HTTPS has no bearing on the non-business/business selection per se. Non-Business: the default, which would allow this to work, no need to change it to business (which would also let it work) but no need. Blocked: easy choice

I consider HTTP should be in the non-business category, not so much that is is less safe than HTTPS but because it is an external request passed through the internet. Azure DevOps (a Microsoft product) would be an internally hosted application (that likely has business documents linked/attached to it) and should instead be in the business category.

1. Business 2. Non-Business 3. block All connectors are in non-business by default https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/create-dlp-policy

"...When a new policy is created, by default all connectors are placed in the Non-Business group. From there they can be moved to Business or Blocked based on your preference..." https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/dlp-connector-classification You can move everything essential to "Business", while HTTP connector remained as "Non-business" so that it is not able to work with other connectors

This should be: 1. Non-Business 2. Business 3. Blocked SEE: Because child flows share an internal dependency with the HTTP connector, the grouping that admins choose for HTTP connectors in a DLP policy might affect the ability to run child flows in that environment or tenant. Make sure your HTTP connectors are classified in the appropriate group for your child flows to function. If there are any concerns in classifying the connector as Business in shared environments such as the default environment, *** our advice is to classify it as Non-Business *** or to block it. Then, *** create dedicated environments where makers can use HTTP connectors ***, but restrict the maker list so that you can unblock makers from building child flows. From <https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/dlp-connector-classification>

What is the correct answer?

1- Non-Business 2- Business 3- Block

non-Business, Business, Blocked

This is the worst question I have ever read… Non-Business Business Blocked

Business and Non-Bus are the right answers. Https transfers customer data between two applications so it is business only. DevOps deals with customizations and other data that are not business or customer related data so definitely NB data.