You are the Global Administrator for the contoso.com tenant and you manage Azure Security Center settings. You need to create a custom sensitivity label. What should you do?

To create a custom sensitivity label, you must first define a custom sensitive information type. Sensitivity labels classify and protect data based on its content, and these classifications rely on identifying specific patterns or keywords. A custom sensitive information type allows you to specify these unique patterns relevant to your organization's data, which can then be associated with a custom sensitivity label. Elevating access for global administrators is a privilege management task and doesn't directly enable custom sensitivity labels. Upgrading the Security Center pricing tier provides advanced threat protection and security management features, but it's not a prerequisite for defining custom labels. Enabling Microsoft Cloud App Security integration enhances data protection and compliance across cloud apps, but it doesn't create the underlying custom sensitive information types needed for custom labels.