Provide users with a link to a custom help page Require users to apply a label to their email or document Users must provide justification to remove a label or lower classification label You can use the Microsoft 365 compliance center to configure the following label policy settings:Īpply this label by default to documents and emails Order of precedence - how conflicting settings are resolved These sublabels both display the same name, but are not the same label and have different settings. For sensitivity labels that were migrated from Azure Information Protection, you might see original label ID from the Azure portal.ĭisplay name is the name currently displayed to users for the label, and does not need to be unique across all your labels.įor example, you might have a display name of All Employees for a sublabel under the Confidential label, and another display name of All Employees for a sublabel under the Highly Confidential label.
This value remains the same even if you've changed your label name later on. Name is the original name of the label and it is unique across all your labels. Use the Get-Label command to find this value, as follows: Get-Label | Format-Table -Property DisplayName, Name, Guidįor more information about labeling names and display names: If you prefer to specify the label GUID, this value is not shown in the Microsoft 365 compliance center. To configure advanced settings for labels, use the Name value.įor example, to identify the label in the following picture, use the following syntax in your PowerShell command: -Identity "All Company": In some cases, these values will be the same, but they may be different. However, for labels, the Microsoft 365 compliance center show both a Name and Display name value. To check your label advanced settings, use the following syntax:įor a label named Public: (Get-Label -Identity Public).settingsĮxample 1: Set a label policy advanced setting for a single string value: Set-LabelPolicy -Identity Global -AdvancedSettings 2: Set a label advanced setting for a single string value: Set-Label -Identity Internal -AdvancedSettings 3: Set a label advanced setting for multiple string values: Set-Label -Identity Confidential -AdvancedSettings Confidential label,Classification,Confidential", "Migrate Secret label,Classification,Secret")}Įxample 4: Remove a label policy advanced setting by specifying a null string value: Set-LabelPolicy -Identity Global -AdvancedSettings the label policy or label identityįinding the label policy name for the PowerShell Identity parameter is simple because there is only one policy name in the Microsoft 365 compliance center. To check your label policy advanced settings, use the following syntax:įor a label policy named Global: (Get-LabelPolicy -Identity Global).settings To check the current advanced settings in effect, run the following commands:
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