2023 - November and December - page 24
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| Issue number | 395 |
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| ISSN | 2632-7171 |
| Publication date | 1st November 2023 |
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magazine Feature How can information managers and governors benefit from Microsoft Purview eDiscovery? © Shutterstock What are the role permissions within Microsoft Purview eDiscovery? • eDiscovery Manager – this role group allows its members to create and manage eDiscovery cases, as long as they have created the case or have been added as members to the case. • eDiscovery Administrator – is a role group which allows full access to each and every eDiscovery case, without necessarily being a member of said case. • Reviewer – Reviewers can be assigned as members of a case. They cannot create eDiscovery cases, run content search or even preview results of the search – they can only access and analyse the case data in Advanced eDiscovery. This is the most restrictive eDiscovery-related role, but without it, users cannot access any part of eDiscovery at all. 24 What are cases in eDiscovery? Case management is a feature in eDiscovery (Standard and Premium) that controls who can create, access and manage eDiscovery cases in your organisation. One of the advantages of case management is making regular searches a repeatable process for the members of the organisation who need them once the necessary permissions are applied. What's the difference between Microsoft Purview Content Search, eDiscovery (Standard) and (Premium)? Microsoft Purview provides three eDiscovery solutions: • Content search • eDiscovery (Standard), and • eDiscovery (Premium). Content Search eDiscovery (Standard) eDiscovery (Premium) Search for content Search and export Custodian management Keyword queries and search conditions Case management Legal hold notifications Export search results Legal hold Advanced indexing Role-based permissions Review set filtering Tagging Analytics Predictive coding models And more... |