Your organization has a Microsoft 365 subscription.
You discover that some users cannot sign in to Microsoft 365.
You need to view the failed Microsoft 365 sign-in attempts.
What should you use?
The correct answer is B. the Microsoft Entra admin center. Microsoft Entra ID manages authentication and identity services for Microsoft 365. Administrators can investigate failed sign-in attempts by navigating to Entra ID > Monitoring & health > Sign-in logs in the Microsoft Entra admin center. These logs contain authentication details, including usernames, applications, timestamps, IP addresses, authentication results, error codes, and Conditional Access evaluations. Administrators can filter events by Failure status to identify affected users and diagnose authentication problems. Microsoft Defender focuses on threat detection and security investigations. Microsoft Purview provides compliance, information protection, and data governance capabilities. The Microsoft 365 admin center supports general tenant administration but is not the primary interface for detailed authentication logs.
Your organization has a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Microsoft Entra ID. You have a custom web app named App1.
Users automatically authenticate to App1 by using their Microsoft Entra credentials, without manually entering their credentials.
What is this an example of?
Your organization has a Microsoft 365 subscription.
You need to assign a license to a user.
What should you use?
The correct answer is B. the Microsoft 365 admin center. Microsoft documents that administrators assign product licenses to users from the Microsoft 365 admin center, including on the Active users page where you can open a user account and manage Licenses and apps. Microsoft also documents license assignment workflows there for both direct assignment and group-based licensing scenarios. That makes the Microsoft 365 admin center the standard administrative portal for giving a user access to Microsoft 365 services and features.
The other options are incorrect for this task. The Microsoft Purview portal is used for compliance, governance, data protection, eDiscovery, audit, and related Purview solutions, not for assigning Microsoft 365 product licenses. The Microsoft Teams admin center is used to manage Teams settings, policies, devices, voice, and collaboration features, but it is not the central portal for assigning tenant product licenses to users.
Your organization has a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription.
You need to ensure that a third-party cloud service can authenticate to Microsoft Entra.
What should you configure?
The correct answer is D. an app registration. Microsoft Learn states that to delegate identity and access management functions to Microsoft Entra ID, an application must be registered with a Microsoft Entra tenant. When you register an application, you create its identity configuration in Microsoft Entra, and a corresponding service principal is created so the application can authenticate and integrate with the tenant. This is the standard Microsoft mechanism for allowing a third-party cloud service or app to authenticate to Microsoft Entra.
Your organization has a Microsoft 365 subscription.
You need to evaluate your organization s Identity Secure Score.
Which two factors affect the score? Each correct answer presents a complete the solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
The correct answers are A and D because Microsoft Entra Identity Secure Score is based on identity security recommendations, and Microsoft Learn specifically lists recommendations such as ''Designate more than one Global Administrator'' and ''Do not expire passwords.'' That means the number of global administrators in the tenant and whether password expiration is disabled directly influence the Identity Secure Score. Microsoft also notes that the score measures how closely an organization aligns with Microsoft's recommended identity security best practices.
Option B is incorrect because SharePoint site permissions are related to SharePoint and Microsoft 365 workload permissions, not to the Entra identity-focused scoring model. Option C is incorrect because user location may be evaluated in Conditional Access and Zero Trust scenarios, but it is not itself listed as a direct Identity Secure Score factor in the Microsoft Entra recommendations referenced by Microsoft Learn. Identity Secure Score is driven by tracked identity recommendations and security configurations, not by simple geographic placement of users.
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