Microsoft Purview Course Overview

To ensure a successful learning experience in the Microsoft Purview course, potential learners should meet the following minimum prerequisites:

• Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts, particularly within the Microsoft Azure ecosystem.
• Familiarity with Azure services, especially Azure Data Catalog and Azure Key Vault.
• General knowledge of data governance and data management principles.
• Experience with data protection and information security concepts.
• Some exposure to REST APIs and PowerShell scripting for automation and integration tasks.
• Comfort with using the Azure portal for creating and managing resources.
• The ability to navigate and understand the Microsoft 365 compliance center is beneficial but not mandatory.

These prerequisites are designed to establish a foundational skill set that will enable learners to fully engage with the course material and practical exercises. They are not meant to be a barrier to entry but rather to ensure that each participant can make the most of the training offered by Koenig Solutions.

Target Audience for Microsoft Purview

The Microsoft Purview course provides comprehensive training on data governance, management, and compliance for IT professionals.

• Data Engineers
• Data Architects
• Database Administrators
• Compliance Officers
• IT Security Analysts
• Cloud Solution Architects
• Data Protection Officers
• Data Scientists (interested in data governance)
• IT Professionals with a focus on Azure solutions
• Developers working with data management and compliance
• Business Intelligence Professionals
• IT Project Managers overseeing data governance projects
• Enterprise Architects
• Technical Leads managing data platforms
• Information Governance Specialists

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Microsoft Purview?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes:

This Microsoft Purview course equips learners with the skills to effectively manage and govern their data estate using Purview's comprehensive cataloging, governance, and compliance capabilities.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the necessity of metadata catalogs and how Microsoft Purview meets this need.
• Gain familiarity with the features of Microsoft Purview and how it compares to Azure Data Catalog.
• Learn the process of creating a Purview account using the Azure portal and ARM templates.
• Explore the Purview account settings, including understanding versions and cost implications.
• Navigate through the Microsoft Purview Governance Portal to manage data governance.
• Set up data collection hierarchies, register data sources, and construct glossaries within Purview.
• Acquire the ability to conduct scans of data sources, schedule scans, and integrate with Azure Key Vault.
• Learn to configure self-hosted integration runtimes and perform hands-on lab configuring data scans.
• Understand the importance of data sensitivity and how to apply Microsoft Information Protection policies.
• Develop skills to interact with Microsoft Purview programmatically using REST APIs and PowerShell.