B) to restrict Microsoft Teams chats between certain groups - Bingo! I'm picturing a scenario where the legal and HR teams need to be kept separate. Information barriers to the rescue!
C) to restrict Microsoft Exchange Online email between certain groups within an organization - Aha, now we're talking! Information barriers can definitely be used to control email communication too.
A) to restrict unauthenticated access to Microsoft 365 - Hmm, I don't think that's quite right. Information barriers are more about controlling communication within the organization, not external access.
B) to restrict Microsoft Teams chats between certain groups within an organization - That makes sense, it's important to control communication within the organization.
D) to restrict data sharing to external email recipients - This could also be a valid use case, but it seems a bit broader than the specific question asked.
B) to restrict Microsoft Teams chats between certain groups within an organization - This sounds like the most relevant use case for information barrier policies.
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