This video provides an overview of the Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) exam, covering the history of servers, the types of questions included, and the time required to pass. It also discusses Azure's deployment models, the different types of cloud computing, and the concepts of high availability, scalability, and disaster recovery.
00:00:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) is an entry-level Microsoft certification that covers the cloud fundamentals, such as Cloud Concepts, types of cloud computing, and the benefits of migrating to a cloud environment. The course is designed for business users who want to understand the capabilities of Microsoft 365 and build basic Solutions and deploy cloud services in their organization.
00:05:00 This video explains the Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) exam, which is a prerequisite for more advanced certifications such as the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) or Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). The video provides an overview of the exam's domains, the types of questions included, and the time required to pass.
00:10:00 The video covers the history of servers, how cloud computing has evolved, and the benefits and drawbacks of cloud computing. It also provides a quick overview of how servers nowadays work and how cloud computing can benefit businesses.
00:15:00 Cloud computing provides numerous benefits, including cost effectiveness, global accessibility, and reliability.
00:20:00 In this video, Andrew Brown from Exam Pro explains the different types of cloud computing and the different responsibilities that each type of cloud service provider has. He also discusses Azure's deployment models, which include public, private, and hybrid cloud models.
00:25:00 The video discusses the different types of cloud computing, and the different costs associated with each type. It explains that, on the cloud, you only have to pay for the subscription fees and software license fees, instead of also having to pay for the implementation, configuration, and training costs.
00:30:00 The video discusses the concepts of high availability, scalability, and disaster recovery. It also explains how Azure's load balancer can help distribute traffic to multiple servers in order to maintain high availability.
00:35:00 In this video, Andrew Brown from exam Pro covers the basics of the Microsoft 365 Fundamentals certification (MS-900). High elasticity means that servers can be added or removed to respond to demand, and disaster recovery ensures that data is safe and secure when retrieved. High durability means that data is safe and secure when stored, and a backup is in place should the primary system fail.
00:40:00 Microsoft 365 is a cloud-based subscription service that offers an integrated portfolio of products, such as Office apps, Windows security, and more. It helps solve today's challenges to productivity and secure work from anywhere, and it's also dedicated to a single user. Windows 365 is available in two subscription offerings, Windows 365 Business for smaller organizations of up to 300 seats, and Windows 365 Enterprises for larger organizations who want unlimited seats for creating Cloud PCS.
00:45:00 Microsoft 365 apps offer users the benefits of working in the cloud, such as being able to work on multiple devices, being up to date with new features, and having the latest versions of applications. Microsoft 365 apps can also connect users with other people and tools, such as Microsoft Teams, to help them collaborate more efficiently.
00:50:00 The video explains how to create a Microsoft account. You must first go to account.microsoft.com, and then enter in your email address and password. You can then register with that email address to create a Microsoft account.
00:55:00 The video tutorial explains how to create a new Microsoft 365 user, and how to select which applications the user will have access to.
The video covers the basics of Microsoft 365, including its four modules: Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900), Viva insights, Viva learning, and SharePoint. Each module has its own features and benefits, and together they make for an overall comprehensive and helpful experience.
01:00:00 The video discusses the use of Microsoft 365 online apps, including how to access all the apps and how to use Microsoft teams. It also covers the use of Microsoft teams phone, which is a secure integrated calling service that combines traditional and modern features.
01:05:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) is a certification designed to certify that the candidate has a basic understanding of Microsoft 365 products. This certification covers the four key products in Microsoft Power Platform: power apps, power automate, power bi, and power virtual agents. These products provide a rapid, low-code development environment for building custom apps for business needs, Services connectors for integrating with existing data, a scalable data service and app platform, and easy user experience for app development. The cross-cutting features of Power Platform enable it to be leveraged to its full potential, including AI Builder for adding AI capabilities to workflows and apps, dataverse for securely storing and managing data from multiple sources, connectors for connecting apps data and devices, and real-time stream analytics to improve customer satisfaction.
01:10:00 Microsoft Viva is an employee experience platform that helps people and teens to be their best from anywhere. It brings together Communications insights, Knowledge Learning, and resources within the flow of everyday work and collaboration, and features four different modules: Viva Connections, Viva Insights, Resources, and Learning. Viva Connections keeps employees connected to each other and to their work, Viva Insights provides privacy-protected insights and actionable recommendations that help everyone in the organization work smarter, and Resources enables a way to navigate across platforms. Finally, Learning helps make learning a natural part of employees' days.
01:15:00 This video covers the basics of Microsoft 365, including its four modules: Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900), Viva insights, Viva learning, and SharePoint. Each module has its own features and benefits, and together they make for an overall comprehensive and helpful experience.
01:20:00 Microsoft 365 provides tools and services to help manage devices, including mobile devices, across different platforms. Microsoft endpoint manager helps improve productivity and collaboration by providing familiar experiences for users.
01:25:00 Microsoft 365 provides a variety of security, productivity, and mobility features, all of which can be managed using the Office Deployment Tool.
01:30:00 The Microsoft 365 customization tool lets you create a configuration file for deploying Office 365. You can choose to keep the current settings or to select Office Open XML formats as the user's default.
01:35:00 The Microsoft 365 Admin Center allows administrators to manage users, licenses, groups, and reports.
01:40:00 The Microsoft 365 admin Center provides access to reports that can help gather insights into how employees are using Microsoft 365 products and services, as well as security and compliance reports. The admin Center also provides access to other admin centers for specific products and services.
01:45:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) covers topics such as mail flow rules, the Exchange online admin center, office configuration, Power Platform admin center, search and intelligence, and Microsoft 365 Defender admin center.
01:50:00 Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) covers the six pillars of the Microsoft zero trust model: identities, endpoints, data, infrastructure, network, and applications. The course discusses how to use these pillars to secure data and protect productivity.
01:55:00 Microsoft 365 includes Azure Active Directory, a cloud-based user identity and authentication service that helps employees sign in and access resources. Azure Active Directory is broken down into four editions, each of which has all the features of the prior tier. Azure ID takes care of all the authentication and authorization needs for apps across cloud and on-premises.
The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) video covers the basics of how to enable multi-factor authentication for Microsoft 365 users. First, the video explains how to find and install the Microsoft Authenticator app on a smartphone. Next, the video shows how to access the Microsoft 365 admin center and navigate to the users and active users sections. There, the video shows how to click the multi-factor authentication button and enable the feature.
02:00:00 In this video, Andrew Brown from Exam Pro demonstrates how two different identity models in Microsoft 365 work: cloud-only identity and hybrid identity. In cloud-only identity, users' accounts exist only in Azure ID, and authentication is performed by Azure d-tenant. In hybrid identity, users' on-premises active directory accounts are used for authentication when accessing cloud services, but the Azure d-tenant also maintains a copy of the user accounts. Finally, MFA is explained in detail, with different options for enabling it in Microsoft 365.
02:05:00 This video covers the basics of how to enable multi-factor authentication for Microsoft 365 users. First, the video explains how to find and install the Microsoft Authenticator app on a smartphone. Next, the video shows how to access the Microsoft 365 admin center and navigate to the users and active users sections. There, the video shows how to click the multi-factor authentication button and enable the feature.
02:10:00 Microsoft 365 Defender is a suite of security services that allow administrators to assess and respond to threats across endpoints, identities, emails, and applications.
02:15:00 Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protects against Advanced threats by email messages, links, URLs, Microsoft teams, and SharePoint online. The solution comes in three subscriptions: Exchange Online Protection (EOP), Office 365 Security, and Office 365 Security Builds on the core protections offered by EOP.
02:20:00 The Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps portal provides security for cloud-based resources by coordinating detection, prevention, investigation, and response across endpoints, identities, email, and applications. The portal provides access to information, simple layouts, and quick access to information for security teams. The portal includes incidents and alerts, threat analytics, secure score, Learning Hub, and reports.
02:25:00 Microsoft 365 provides a secure score and security reports that show the current state of an organization's security posture. Threats include credential theft, malware, and phishing attacks. Solutions are designed to protect against each type of threat separately.
02:30:00 Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) covers four main types of attacks against a Microsoft 365 environment - email phishing, spear fishing, infrastructure attacks, and DDOS attacks. Microsoft 365 Defender protects users from these attacks, and Sentinel is an AI-powered security information and event management solution that helps organizations detect and respond to threats in a rapid and automated way.
02:35:00 The Microsoft 365 Defender helps respond to threats and manage security across your identities data devices apps and infrastructure. The Microsoft 365 Defender provides a secure score and recommended actions to review.
02:40:00 The Microsoft service trust portal provides a variety of content tools and resources about Microsoft security privacy and compliance practices. The service trust portal provides a quick way to get back to the home page for the service trust portal to compliance manager.
02:45:00 The video discusses Microsoft 365 compliance concepts, including data residency and privacy. It covers Microsoft's compliance practices, including data privacy and regulatory compliance.
02:50:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) covers features related to Microsoft 365 compliance, such as sensitive data classification and data loss prevention.
02:55:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) exam covers foundational concepts of Microsoft 365, including ready-to-use trainable classifiers, content Explorer, and sensitivity labels.
This video provides an overview of the content covered in the Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) exam, including label policies, retention policies, data loss prevention, and the Microsoft 365 Compliance Portal. It also covers the different subscription plans available for Microsoft 365 and the Modern Life Cycle policy for Microsoft 365 products and services.
03:00:00 This video covers the fundamentals of Microsoft 365 certification, including label policies, retention policies, and data loss prevention.
03:05:00 The Microsoft purview compliance manager solution provides easy access to the data and tools needed to manage an organization's compliance requirements. The solution includes compliance score audits, activity alerts, solution catalogs, classification, e-discovery, insider risk management, and records management. The compliance manager can be accessed at compliance.microsoft.com.
03:10:00 Microsoft 365 provides administrators with templates and assessments to help speed up the creation of assessments, improve compliance with regulations, and prioritize actions to have the greatest impact. Compliance Manager also provides a compliance score which helps organizations understand their current posture and indicates the progress of completing recommended improvement actions.
03:15:00 Microsoft 365 provides three e-discovery solutions, content search, e-discovery standard, and e-discovery premium, which provide a way to search for, export, and review content relevant to investigations.
03:20:00 The Microsoft 365 Compliance Portal is a tool for managing compliance needs and reducing risks. The Compliance Manager has a feature called compliance score which measures your progress in completing recommended actions that help reduce risks around data protection and regulatory standards.
03:25:00 The Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Certification (MS-900) is a certification that covers the basics of using Microsoft 365, including password reset, data classification, and reports. The certification can be passed by completing a full course and passing the exam. The indirect model is used if you want to provide more services to your customers but need some infrastructure support, while the direct model is used if your business already has or is intending to offer billing and customer service.
03:30:00 In this video, Andrew Brown from exam Pro covers the basics of Microsoft 365 billing, including the different billing profiles available, the roles that each profile has, and the permissions that they have.
03:35:00 Microsoft 365 offers a variety of subscription plans, each of which offers a different level of features and security. The plans include Microsoft 365 for home, Microsoft 365 for education, and Microsoft 365 for business. The plans also include different tiers of Office 365 apps, including Apps for business, business basic, business premium, and enterprise.
03:40:00 The Modern Life Cycle policy for Microsoft 365 covers products and services that are serviced and supported continuously, with customers required to be current with service updates and licensed to use the product. Microsoft gives a minimum of 12 months notice before ending support for products.
03:45:00 The Microsoft 365 roadmap portal provides business decision-makers with information on upcoming product updates and features. The portal also includes filters to customize the information displayed. You can also download updates in development as a CSV file, view additional information about each update, and share a roadmap page or email a feature.
03:50:00 A service level agreement (SLA) is a legal agreement between an organization and Microsoft specifying the level of service the organization will receive for its Microsoft 365 Services. The agreement includes a number of concepts, including incidents, downtime, service credits, and uptime.
03:55:00 The Microsoft 365 admin Center allows administrators to view the current health status of each of their Microsoft 365 services and tenants, view the history of services that have been affected in the last 30 days, and view information about current outages or disruptions to Services. If your organization is experiencing a service issue, administrators can report it by going to reported issues, selecting report and issue, and completing a short form. Administrators can also view specific details about service issues, select incidents or advisories, set up notifications for any new incidents or updates to any active incidents that might affect your organization, and monitor the service status for you in real time. Microsoft does the following data storage redundancy so that your data is stored through multiple levels of redundancy using data replication and secure data protection capabilities.
The Microsoft 365 admin Center portal offers a wealth of information for users looking to create and manage technical support cases. In addition to offering instructions on how to create and manage cases, the portal also provides information on past service requests and progress updates. This makes the Microsoft 365 admin Center portal an invaluable resource for users working to ensure the smooth operation of their Microsoft 365 account.
04:00:00 The Microsoft 365 admin Center portal offers instructions on how to create and manage technical support cases. In addition, the portal provides information on past service requests and progress updates.