Learn How To Use Microsoft Purview eDiscovery Premium For Creating Cases | Peter Rising MVP

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Looking good my friend. Numbers are going up👍

[@peterrisingM365]

Thanks Andy. I’m really enjoying doing this too. 😊

[@MadridHopper005]

Soothing voice, thank you Pete!

[@peterrisingM365]

You are most kind indeed. Thank you.

[@hiddentelford]

Cheers Peter, just the ticket on this tutorial helped me loads. Keep them coming.

[@peterrisingM365]

Thank you so much. Happy to help. ❤

[@SamuelAkothio]

Thank you Peter, this is very very useful

[@peterrisingM365]

You are most welcome. Thanks for the kind words.

[@opeenitan]

Hi, Thanks for the content. Is the custodian like an admin? or the user under investigation? this confuses me

[@peterrisingM365]

It’s a pleasure. Thanks for the kind comment. The custodian is the user under investigation.

[@manalishah1623]

This is great! Thanks for sharing this, what's the next part of this video called?

[@peterrisingM365]

This is the most recent eDiscovery video I did.

[@timirghosh9007]

Really informative & helpful😊

[@peterrisingM365]

Thank you so much!

[@tony6626]

Great video Peter. Do you have any guide about how to search for data with a particular sensitivity label tag (to decrypt the data)? Microsoft doesnt highlight this is any documentation which is baffling!!

[@peterrisingM365]

Not something I'm instantly aware of no. You can use eDiscovery to search based on retention label, or sensitive data, but not labelled content.

[@jerichojamon1366]

Hi Peter, When the custodian or user is on hold what will happen to the user? Does this mean all of custodians/users data that has been searched by the case they cannot delete or update it?

[@peterrisingM365]

Hi, so the content is preserved. If the user attempts to update, or delete - from their perspective they will be able to achieve this. The held content is preserved elsewhere in a hold library.

[@rogermix101]

Hi Peter, I was woundering if you had a tutorial on how to import PST file (Non O365 file) in a eDiscovery case case

[@peterrisingM365]

Not specifically no, but it should be fairly straightforward to do this. Is it something you have tried and had issues with?

[@rogermix101]

@@peterrisingM365 Yes tried it but no succes as you say it should be strait foward but does not seem to work. Maybe I'm not geting somthing

[@peterrisingM365]

@@rogermix101 Hmm, maybe I need to do a video on this. Might have a play.

[@_e_z1601]

Nicely done; love your content. The company I work for started a project to enable Purview and its many data governance features, so your video helps a lot. Quick question, based on your video and doc I've read, can eDiscovery work with on-premise files?

[@peterrisingM365]

Thank you so much. Non office 365 data can be uploaded. There are some limitations in that you have to associate with a custodian - so it is not perfect, and you need to use AZCopy. You can learn more here - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/ediscovery-load-non-office-365-data-into-a-review-set?view=o365-worldwide and I also cover it in my latest eDiscovery video here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIjMcpWBeZd6nLc

[@joblearn1014]

Nice. Can i upload pst or files to case to be searched at Microsoft ediscovery?

[@peterrisingM365]

You know, I'm not certain. I see no reason why not, but I would have to test to be sure.

[@ryanhorton9594]

Im able to add sharepoint sites, but how does one limit a collection to a specific subfolder of a site?

[@peterrisingM365]

When adding the data source, just paste the URL for the subfolder and I believe that should work. I've just tried adding on as a non custodial data source and it seems to let me. Give it a whirl.

[@markremollino587]

I have the new eDiscovery. I'm stuck at 17:21. I don't see this screen.

[@peterrisingM365]

This is the old eDiscovery experience and this video was filmed a good while ago. I'll be doing updated eDiscovery content soon.

[@zenyatta1842]

Very well done and a great tool

[@peterrisingM365]

Thank you so much. 😊

[@adamacevedo551]

I'm not seeing the "Data Sources" tab on my end... why?

[@peterrisingM365]

Usually because you have not been added to the eDiscovery Administrator or Manager role

[@markremollino587]

When you add new collection, you must add the names of the people you are investigating (9:25). The creator is doing an eDiscovery on himself. You don't want to do that. I was following along not really listening. They should call the custodians "investigatees"

[@peterrisingM365]

This is just a demo - you would never add yourself as a custodian as you would never be in that position of conducting an investigation on yourself. If that is not clear then I apologise.

[@FreeLancerTanzina-wp7ev]

wow, nice

[@peterrisingM365]

Many many thanks

[@FreeLancerTanzina-wp7ev]

@@peterrisingM365 welcome dear stay well