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AZ-900Chapter 108 of 138Objective 3.2

Microsoft Compliance Manager

This chapter covers Microsoft Compliance Manager. AZ-900 tests under 3.2.

6 min read
Intermediate
Updated Aug 20, 2026
Editorial oversight: Johnson Ajibi· Security Systems Architect · MSc IT Security · IEEE Senior Member

A simple way to picture Microsoft Compliance Manager

A Compliance Checklist

Meeting regulatory requirements involves many tasks. Compliance Manager automates tracking: what's required, what's done, what's pending.

How It Actually Works

Compliance Manager helps track regulatory compliance requirements, showing assessments, compliance scores, and actions needed to meet specific standards.

Walk-Through

1

Select compliance standards

Choose which standards (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.) apply to you.

2

Review assessments

Compliance Manager shows what's required and current status.

3

Take actions

Complete required compliance actions.

4

Monitor progress

Compliance score updates as requirements are met.

What This Looks Like on the Job

An organization uses Compliance Manager to track GDPR compliance, identifying missing controls and actions needed to achieve compliance.

How AZ-900 Actually Tests This

Objective 3.2 expects understanding of Compliance Manager as a compliance tracking tool.

Key Takeaways

Tracks regulatory compliance requirements.

Shows compliance scores and gaps.

Guides compliance actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Microsoft Compliance Manager?

It helps track regulatory compliance requirements, showing assessments, scores, and actions needed to meet standards.

Terms Worth Knowing

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