ArmSecurityCenterModelFactory.SensitivitySettingsProperties Method
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of SensitivitySettingsProperties.
public static Azure.ResourceManager.SecurityCenter.Models.SensitivitySettingsProperties SensitivitySettingsProperties (System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Guid> sensitiveInfoTypesIds = default, float? sensitivityThresholdLabelOrder = default, Guid? sensitivityThresholdLabelId = default, Azure.ResourceManager.SecurityCenter.Models.GetSensitivitySettingsResponsePropertiesMipInformation mipInformation = default);static member SensitivitySettingsProperties : seq<Guid> * Nullable<single> * Nullable<Guid> * Azure.ResourceManager.SecurityCenter.Models.GetSensitivitySettingsResponsePropertiesMipInformation -> Azure.ResourceManager.SecurityCenter.Models.SensitivitySettingsPropertiesPublic Shared Function SensitivitySettingsProperties (Optional sensitiveInfoTypesIds As IEnumerable(Of Guid) = Nothing, Optional sensitivityThresholdLabelOrder As Nullable(Of Single) = Nothing, Optional sensitivityThresholdLabelId As Nullable(Of Guid) = Nothing, Optional mipInformation As GetSensitivitySettingsResponsePropertiesMipInformation = Nothing) As SensitivitySettingsPropertiesParameters
- sensitiveInfoTypesIds
- IEnumerable<Guid>
List of selected sensitive info types' IDs.
The order of the sensitivity threshold label. Any label at or above this order will be considered sensitive. If set to -1, sensitivity by labels is turned off.
The id of the sensitivity threshold label. Any label at or above this rank will be considered sensitive.
- mipInformation
- GetSensitivitySettingsResponsePropertiesMipInformation
Microsoft information protection built-in and custom information types, labels, and integration status.
Returns
A new SensitivitySettingsProperties instance for mocking.
Applies to
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