Question

Your organization uses Microsoft Purview sensitivity labels in Fabric. An analyst applies the 'Highly Confidential' label to a semantic model containing financial data. A colleague builds a new Power BI report from that semantic model and later exports the report data to an Excel file. The compliance team wants to ensure the exported Excel file automatically carries protection consistent with the source. Which behavior of Fabric sensitivity labels ensures this outcome?

Accepted Answer

Sensitivity labels are inherited downstream, so the report and any exported Excel file automatically receive the 'Highly Confidential' label and its encryption.

Answer

Sensitivity labels apply only to the semantic model item and must be manually reapplied to each report and export.

Answer

Sensitivity labels protect data only inside the Fabric workspace and are stripped when data is exported to Office files.

Answer

Row-level security roles must be configured to propagate the label to exported files.