Microsoft 365 can be configured to recommend or automatically apply a sensitivity label to a file or email if it includes sensitive corporate or personal information, such as social security numbers, credit card numbers, or bank account numbers. This helps you keep your files and messages compliant with your organization's information protection policies even if you haven't applied a ...
Learn how sensitivity labels from Microsoft Purview Information Protection can protect your organization's sensitive content, wherever it's stored.
You can apply sensitivity labels to your files and emails to keep them compliant with your organization's information protection policies. Sensitivity labels are configured by your administrator and because they're published to users rather than locations such as sites and mailboxes, users in the same organization might see different sensitivity labels to apply. Sensitivity labels help ...
Information for IT administrators to manage sensitivity labels in Office apps for desktop, mobile, and the web.
This document details the known issues and workarounds with the sensitivity labeling feature in Office and will be kept updated as new issues are discovered and known issues are fixed.
Administrators can enable sensitivity label support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files in SharePoint and OneDrive.
Prescriptive steps for admins, licensing requirements, and common scenarios that use sensitivity labels to help protect your organization's data.
Learn about the the multiple ways that Microsoft Purview gives you to identify sensitive content and classify it so you can protect and manage it."
Note: A Sensitivity level, described in this article, is different from a Sensitivity label. A sensitivity label is a Microsoft 365 feature that lets you apply a label to emails or files so they're compliant with your organization's security policies. For more information on sensitivity labels, see Apply sensitivity labels to your files and email in Office.