Windows 10: Logic apps, Sensitivity labels and Azure services bus Idea

Gonnrald · Jun 15, 2023

Hi Guys, Hope you are well. I have been tasked to create a logic app. That logic app should create a sensitivity label in Microsoft Purview automatic. What should be the trigger? Every message received on Azure service bus.do you have any idea how can i face that task? Thank you in advance :

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Brink · Jun 15, 2023

New sensitivity labeling for Office apps on Mac, iOS and Android

At the last Microsoft Ignite conference we announced several capabilities to help you better protect your sensitive information, wherever it lives or travels – across devices, apps, cloud services and on-premises. Our goal is to provide a consistent approach to discovering, classifying, labeling and protecting sensitive data. Today we’re announcing the general availability of sensitivity labeling built natively into Office apps on Mac, iOS and Android.

Apps now supporting end-user driven sensitivity labeling includes:

Office for Mac: Word, PowerPoint, Excel & Outlook

Office mobile apps for iOS: Word, PowerPoint & Excel (Outlook coming soon)

Office mobile apps for Android: Word, PowerPoint & Excel (Outlook coming soon)

With these new capabilities, users can easily apply sensitivity labels to documents and emails – based on the labels defined by your organization. The experience is built directly into Office apps, with no need for any special plugins or add-ons. It looks and feels like the familiar Office experience, which makes it easy for workers to use.

Applying sensitivity labels not only helps you protect company confidential information, but also plays an important role in addressing compliance obligations, such as GDPR. Suppose that someone in the HR department is working on an Excel file that contains personal information, such as employee mailing addresses. Knowing that this information should be protected and kept private, the worker can select a “Confidential-PII” sensitivity label while in Excel, and the label applies the appropriate protection settings as configured by the organization.

Simple and consistent experience for end-users

The screenshots below illustrate the end-user experience in Office apps on Mac. The Sensitivity drop-down menu makes it easy to view the available labels and select the appropriate option. The experience is similar across Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook.

Apply sensitivity labels in Office apps on Mac – encryption, rights restrictions and visual markings can be applied, based on your label policy.

For Office mobile apps, the same set of sensitivity labels are available to users. No matter which device or platform they are working on, there is a consistent experience.

Easily apply same sensitivity labels in Office mobile apps on iOS…

…and in Office mobile apps on Android.

Once a sensitivity label is applied to a document or email, the label persists with the file, even if it travels to other locations, such as other devices, apps or cloud services. Your organization has the flexibility to customize its policy to apply different actions based on which label is selected, including encryption, restricting access to the file or applying visual markings to the document (such as headers/footers or a watermark indicating the file is confidential or contains sensitive information).

An email labeled “Highly Confidential” in Outlook for Mac get encrypted, and headers & footers are applied.

Administrators can also require users to provide a justification if they downgrade a previously applied sensitivity label – for example, changing a label from “Confidential” to “General”. This can be useful in keeping users accountable and maintaining an audit trail. You can also specify if a default label should be applied to new documents and emails. For example, you can set a “General Business” label to be applied by default, and then end-users can apply a different label based on the content they are authoring.

End-users can be prompted to provide a justification when downgrading a sensitivity label.

Sensitivity labels in documents and emails can also be understood by other apps and services. For example, if a “Highly Confidential” document resides on a Windows device, Windows Information Protection and Windows Defender ATP can work together to block the copying or sharing of content from that document to other locations on the device, such as personal email accounts or social accounts. Our growing ecosystem of partners using the Microsoft Information Protection SDK can also understand sensitivity labels and extend information protection to their own apps and services.

Getting started and next steps

To use these new labeling experiences, you must first configure your organization’s sensitivity labels in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center. Once configured, the labels become available in supported Office applications. If your organization has sensitivity labels configured in the Azure portal for Azure Information Protection, you will first need to migrate your labels to the Security & Compliance Center, and then the labels can be used by the updated Office apps. You can find more information on migration steps here.

To learn more about sensitivity labels in Office apps, review the documentation, which provides more information on supported apps and version numbers. Office 365 customers have access to the updated apps now, as of the January update.

We’re excited to release these new capabilities to help you better protect your sensitive information. In the coming months we’ll expand sensitivity labels to additional Office apps and platforms, including Outlook for iOS and Android, Outlook on the web, Office apps on Windows and Office Online apps . Please check the Microsoft 365 roadmap for the latest information.

We also look forward to hearing your feedback; you can also engage with us and the community on Yammer or Twitter and provide additional feedback on UserVoice.
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Source: New labeling capabilities in Office apps helps you protect sensitive information - Microsoft Tech Community - 325771

Brink · Jun 15, 2023

Announcing the availability of Azure App Service

In a mobile-first, cloud-first world, companies are using apps to connect with and better engage their customers, partners, and employees anywhere, and on any device. They are relying on developers to build those apps with increasing speed –that can connect to popular services and on-premises systems and autoscale as the business needs. Today, I’m excited to announce Azure App Service, a unique new service which helps developers deliver cross-platform, cloud-connected apps faster than ever before.

App Service is a one-of-a-kind cloud service which allows developers to easily build employee, partner and customer-facing apps for any platform or device. This solution integrates the Microsoft Azure Websites, Mobile Services and Biztalk Services into a single service with a common app hosting, runtime and extensibility model, enabling simplified integration with popular consumer and commercial services and on-premises systems, all for one low price.

Azure App Service provides developers with everything they need to build:

Web Apps – Web Apps, formerly Azure Websites, provide a robust set of Web app capabilities including support for the most popular Web development frameworks, such as .NET, Java, PHP, Python and more, and full DevOps support through continuous integration with Visual Studio Online, GitHub, Bitbucket and more. Web Apps enable enterprises to connect with existing apps and services on-premises through hybrid connectivity and AD integration while ensuring compliance, auditing and data retention requirements are met.

Mobile Apps – Mobile Apps provides a rich set of backend capabilities for native Windows, iOS and Android mobile platforms as well as multi-platform environments like Xamarin and Cordova. Mobile apps make it easy to engage users with push notifications, authentication with popular identity providers including Active Directory, and store cloud data including offline sync.

Logic Apps - Our new Logic Apps offering allows any technical user or developer the ability to automate process execution across popular consumer and commercial services as well as custom APIs on-premises to help solve even tricky integration scenarios with ease. Logic Apps also include our advanced set of Azure BizTalk service capabilities for even the most advanced enterprise integration scenarios.

API Apps – also new, API Apps provide developers the ability to discover, host, and manage APIs including built-in support for enterprise systems such as SAP, Siebel and Oracle and popular services such as Salesforce, Zendesk, Dynamics CRM Online, Office 365 and many others. With API Apps, developers can select from a rich library of existing APIs as well as create their own APIs easily for private or public use.

App Service builds on Microsoft Azure’s open, easy to use services, to let developers build apps for any device, and any platform, in a simple, integrated developer experience using their language and tools of choice.
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Source: Announcing the availability of Azure App Service - The Official Microsoft Blog

Brink · Jun 15, 2023

Announcing the availability of Azure App Service

In a mobile-first, cloud-first world, companies are using apps to connect with and better engage their customers, partners, and employees anywhere, and on any device. They are relying on developers to build those apps with increasing speed –that can connect to popular services and on-premises systems and autoscale as the business needs. Today, I’m excited to announce Azure App Service, a unique new service which helps developers deliver cross-platform, cloud-connected apps faster than ever before.

App Service is a one-of-a-kind cloud service which allows developers to easily build employee, partner and customer-facing apps for any platform or device. This solution integrates the Microsoft Azure Websites, Mobile Services and Biztalk Services into a single service with a common app hosting, runtime and extensibility model, enabling simplified integration with popular consumer and commercial services and on-premises systems, all for one low price.

Azure App Service provides developers with everything they need to build:

Web Apps – Web Apps, formerly Azure Websites, provide a robust set of Web app capabilities including support for the most popular Web development frameworks, such as .NET, Java, PHP, Python and more, and full DevOps support through continuous integration with Visual Studio Online, GitHub, Bitbucket and more. Web Apps enable enterprises to connect with existing apps and services on-premises through hybrid connectivity and AD integration while ensuring compliance, auditing and data retention requirements are met.

Mobile Apps – Mobile Apps provides a rich set of backend capabilities for native Windows, iOS and Android mobile platforms as well as multi-platform environments like Xamarin and Cordova. Mobile apps make it easy to engage users with push notifications, authentication with popular identity providers including Active Directory, and store cloud data including offline sync.

Logic Apps - Our new Logic Apps offering allows any technical user or developer the ability to automate process execution across popular consumer and commercial services as well as custom APIs on-premises to help solve even tricky integration scenarios with ease. Logic Apps also include our advanced set of Azure BizTalk service capabilities for even the most advanced enterprise integration scenarios.

API Apps – also new, API Apps provide developers the ability to discover, host, and manage APIs including built-in support for enterprise systems such as SAP, Siebel and Oracle and popular services such as Salesforce, Zendesk, Dynamics CRM Online, Office 365 and many others. With API Apps, developers can select from a rich library of existing APIs as well as create their own APIs easily for private or public use.

App Service builds on Microsoft Azure’s open, easy to use services, to let developers build apps for any device, and any platform, in a simple, integrated developer experience using their language and tools of choice.
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Source: Announcing the availability of Azure App Service - The Official Microsoft Blog

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