You manage an Office 365 tenant with an Enterprise E3 subscription.
You receive an eDiscovery request for a SharePoint Online site collection. You create an eDiscovery case.You need to find and preserve content for the eDiscovery.
What should you do next?
A.
Create an eDiscovery set.
B.
Create a query filter.
C.
Export documents from the SharePoint site collection.
D.
Release the hold on the eDiscovery case.
Explanation:
You export content from a case when you are ready to deliver it to an authority or want to work on it with
another legal program. You can also create reports to identify the contents of and any search indexing issues
with the export. The export includes a load file based on the Electronic Discovery Reference Model standard.Export eDiscovery content and create reports
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Export-eDiscovery-content-and-create-reports-7b2ea190-5f9b-4876-
86e5-4440354c381a
This is really badly covered in the Exam Ref. The basic steps according to https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Plan-and-manage-cases-in-the-eDiscovery-Center-d955aeb8-0d48-4291-a8e2-f3b84f17943f?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US are (filtered for this context):
1. Create eDiscovery case
2. Create a new eDiscovery set and define content sources
3. Define queries to identify content from the defined sources, then export content.
Step 3 is not even explained in the Understanding Enterprise eDiscovery section in the Exam Ref. and will lead to people who only use this prep material to incorrectly pick A or B as the answer. Beware! Another example of these books being poor material for prep (as stand-alone material, at least)! Those More Info links at the end of each chapter and section are not optional reading! :O
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based on your 1.2.3.4, why A is not the next step after eDiscovery case?
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I would say A too
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It says “You need to find and preserve content for the eDiscovery.” NOT Export/Download
to find content you will need to configure Queries
so
B. will be correct
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