問題文
A law firm must ensure that when its staff share a calendar with an external client, only free and busy times are visible and not the meeting subjects. Where is the boundary of this kind of setting?
選択肢
- It is an organizational sharing setting that determines the level of calendar detail exposed outside the organization, so the firm can expose free and busy times to the external client while withholding the meeting subjects.
- It is a Conditional Access session control applied to the external users who open the calendar, because the session control decides how much of a resource a given session may see and therefore trims the detail down to free and busy.
- It is a sensitivity label applied to each meeting invitation, because the label's protection travels with the item and can withhold the subject line from anyone outside the firm while still letting the time slot be read.
- It cannot be controlled at the organization level, because calendar sharing with an external party is all-or-nothing and the only way to hide the subjects is to ask each member of staff to omit them from the meeting titles.