Merge pull request #196604 from belkiso/belkiso_purview

Fix typo in item#29

Author: PRMerger6

articles/purview/tutorial-azure-purview-checklist.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ This article lists prerequisites that help you get started quickly on Microsoft
 |26     |Create an **Azure Key Vault** and a **Secret** to save data source credentials or service principal secret.         |*Contributor* or *Key Vault Administrator*          |Use this step if you have **on-premises** or **VM-based data sources** (e.g. SQL Server). <br> Use this step are using **ingestion private endpoints** to scan a data source.         |
 |27     |Grant Key **Vault Access Policy** to Microsoft Purview MSI: **Secret: get/list**         |*Key Vault Administrator*         |Use this step if you have **on-premises** / **VM-based data sources** (e.g. SQL Server) <br> Use this step if **Key Vault Permission Model** is set to [Vault Access Policy](../key-vault/general/assign-access-policy.md).         |
 |28     |Grant **Key Vault RBAC role** Key Vault Secrets User to Microsoft Purview MSI.        | *Owner* or *User Access Administrator*      |Use this step if you have **on-premises** or **VM-based data sources** (e.g. SQL Server) <br> Use this step if **Key Vault Permission Model** is set to [Azure role-based access control](../key-vault/general/rbac-guide.md).         |
-|29     | Create a new connection to Azure Key Vault from the Microsoft Purview governance portal | *Data source admin*    | Use this step if you are planing to use any of the following [authentication options](manage-credentials.md#create-a-new-credential) to scan a data source in Microsoft Purview: <ul><li>Account key</li><li>Basic Authentication</li><li>Delegated Auth</li><li>SQL Authentication</li><li>Service Principal</li><li>Consumer Key</li></ul> 
+|29     | Create a new connection to Azure Key Vault from the Microsoft Purview governance portal | *Data source admin*    | Use this step if you are planning to use any of the following [authentication options](manage-credentials.md#create-a-new-credential) to scan a data source in Microsoft Purview: <ul><li>Account key</li><li>Basic Authentication</li><li>Delegated Auth</li><li>SQL Authentication</li><li>Service Principal</li><li>Consumer Key</li></ul> 
 |30     |Deploy a private endpoint for Power BI tenant         |*Power BI Administrator* <br> *Network contributor*          |Use this step if you're planning to register a Power BI tenant as data source and your Microsoft Purview account is set to **deny public access**. <br> For more information, see [How to configure private endpoints for accessing Power BI](/power-bi/enterprise/service-security-private-links).        |
 |31     |Connect Azure Data Factory to Microsoft Purview from Azure Data Factory Portal.  **Manage** -> **Microsoft Purview**. Select **Connect to a Purview account**. <br> Validate if Azure resource tag **catalogUri** exists in ADF Azure resource.         |Azure Data Factory Contributor / Data curator          |Use this step if you have **Azure Data Factory**.         |
 |32     |Verify if you have at least one **Microsoft 365 required license** in your Azure Active Directory tenant to use sensitivity labels in Microsoft Purview.         |Azure Active Directory *Global Reader*         |Perform this step if you're planning to extend **sensitivity labels to Microsoft Purview Data Map** <br>  For more information, see [licensing requirements to use sensitivity labels on files and database columns in Microsoft Purview](sensitivity-labels-frequently-asked-questions.yml)       |

articles/sentinel/purview-solution.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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 title: Integrate Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Purview  | Microsoft Docs
-description: This tutorial describes how to use the Microsoft Sentinel data connector and solution for Microsoft Purview to enable data sensitivity insights, create rules to monitor when classifications have been detected, and get an overview about data found by Microsoft Purview, and where sensitive data resides in your organization.
+description: This tutorial describes how to use the **Microsoft Sentinel** data connector and solution for **Microsoft Purview** to enable data sensitivity insights, create rules to monitor when classifications have been detected, and get an overview about data found by Microsoft Purview, and where sensitive data resides in your organization.
 author: batamig
 ms.topic: tutorial
 ms.date: 02/08/2022
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ In Microsoft Sentinel, under **Threat management**, select **Workbooks** > **My
 
 The Microsoft Purview workbook displays the following tabs:
 
-- **Overview**: Displays the regions and resources types where the data is located.
+- **Overview**: Displays the regions and resource types where the data is located.
 - **Classifications**: Displays assets that contain specified classifications, like Credit Card Numbers.
 - **Sensitivity labels**: Displays the assets that have confidential labels, and the assets that currently have no labels.