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Source: Microsoft Security Exposure Management - What's new · Limited verificationCanonical source
RECENTProduct update

Critical assets classified based on interaction with sensitive documents (Purview eDLP)

Analysis / inference: Microsoft Security Exposure Management now uses Purview eDLP sensitive document interactions to dynamically reclassify endpoint asset criticality.

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Microsoft Security Exposure Management - What's new · Limited verification
Classification
Microsoft Security

Section 01 · Summary analysis

Security Exposure Management introduces dynamic asset reclassification based on endpoints interacting with sensitive documents tracked by Purview eDLP, reverting after five days of inactivity and including out-of-the-box detection for specific credential sensitive information types.

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Section 02 · Analysis

SecOps Signal analysis
Why it matters

This feature automatically elevates endpoint asset criticality within Microsoft Security Exposure Management when devices interact with sensitive Purview eDLP documents, helping security teams focus defenses on high-value targets.

Operational impact

Improves pre-breach visibility by automatically tagging endpoints handling sensitive data as high criticality without manual asset tagging.

Section 03 · Recommended actions

  • Review predefined classifications in Microsoft Security Exposure Management documentation.
  • Monitor Microsoft Defender XDR experiences for newly elevated high-criticality assets.
What to check
  • Verify whether endpoints accessing Purview eDLP sensitive information types are successfully reclassified as high criticality.
  • Check Microsoft Defender XDR experiences to confirm visibility of the dynamically tagged assets.

Affected scope

ProductsSecurity Exposure Management

Section 04 · References

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