In the early days, security features were spread out across the many products in the Office 365 family. Some were in Exchange, whereas others were in SharePoint. Microsoft created the Security & Compliance center to establish a centralized location where administrators can work with these individual features and have a comprehensive view of cloud security.
When Security & Compliance was first launched, there wasn't much meat on its bones. A lot has changed since then; if you checked it out a while ago, please give it another look. Over the past couple of years, Security & Compliance in Office 365 has undergone rapid expansion and change. It wouldn't be surprising to find features that are not covered in this ...
