1Secure: added editions info and "DSPM" to the product name, where applicable

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Pull Request Review

Summary

This PR updates the 1Secure product documentation to add edition information and standardize the product naming to include "DSPM" where applicable. The changes span 6 files with 22 additions and 12 deletions.

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✅ Strengths

1. Consistent Terminology Updates: The PR systematically updates "Netwrix 1Secure" to "Netwrix 1Secure DSPM" in technical contexts, which improves product clarity and SEO.

2. Valuable Edition Documentation: The new licensing editions table in index.md provides clear information about different product tiers (DSPM1, DSPM3, ITDR1, MSP1, MSP3) with their respective features and target audiences.

3. Microsoft Branding Alignment: Updates from "Office 365" to "Microsoft 365" and "Azure AD" to "Entra ID" keep the documentation current with Microsoft's rebranding.

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🔍 Issues Found

1. Inconsistent Naming Pattern (Medium Priority)

• File: docs/1secure/admin/datacollection/overview.md:34
• Issue: The last line still references "Azure AD domain" instead of "Entra ID domain"
• Recommendation: Update to "Entra ID domain" for consistency with line 22 changes.

2. Inconsistent Product Naming (Medium Priority)

• File: docs/1secure/admin/datacollection/sharepointonline.md:20
• Issue: One instance uses "Netwrix 1Secure" without "DSPM" suffix, and there's a missing space between "1Secure" and "when"
• Recommendation: Update to "Netwrix 1Secure DSPM when" (fixing both issues).

3. Incomplete Table Content (Low Priority)

• File: docs/1secure/index.md:16
• Issue: The new licensing editions table has empty "Features" cells for several editions (DSPM1, MSP1)
• Recommendation: Either fill in the missing features for each edition, add a placeholder like "Standard features", or remove the Features column if it's only relevant for DSPM3/MSP3

4. Trailing Whitespace Removed (Very Low Priority)

• File: docs/1secure/configuration/registerconfig/registerconfig.md:130
• Note: This is actually a positive change (good cleanup).

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📊 Code Quality Assessment

Documentation Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)

• Clear, professional language
• Good structural organization
• Minor consistency issues noted above

Best Practices: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

• ✅ Uses proper Markdown syntax
• ✅ Maintains existing frontmatter structure
• ✅ Follows established file organization
• ✅ Updates are semantically meaningful

Consistency: ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5)

• ⚠️ Incomplete product name updates (see issues Create deploy-dev.yml #1 and Update azure-webapp-deploy.yml #2)
• ⚠️ Table content needs completion or clarification

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🔒 Security Considerations

✅ No security concerns identified

• Changes are documentation-only
• No code, credentials, or sensitive data exposed
• Links and references are to legitimate Microsoft/Netwrix resources

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⚡ Performance Considerations

✅ No performance impact

• Documentation changes only
• No impact on build time or site performance
• New table adds minimal content weight

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🧪 Test Coverage

N/A - Documentation changes don't require automated tests, but manual verification recommended:

• Verify all internal links still work
• Ensure the new table renders correctly in all browsers
• Validate that product name changes don't break any search functionality

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📝 Recommendations

Must Fix:

1. Update "Azure AD domain" to "Entra ID domain" in overview.md:34
2. Fix spacing and naming in sharepointonline.md:20 ("Netwrix 1Securewhen" → "Netwrix 1Secure DSPM when")
3. Complete or clarify the Features column in the licensing editions table

Nice to Have:

4. Consider adding a brief explanation of the acronyms (DSPM, ITDR, MSP) above the table for readers unfamiliar with them
5. Add a table caption or introductory sentence explaining the licensing model

Future Consideration:

6. Create a glossary page for product terminology and acronyms that can be referenced throughout the documentation

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✨ Conclusion

This PR makes valuable improvements to the 1Secure documentation by clarifying product editions and updating outdated terminology. With the minor fixes noted above, this will be a solid enhancement to the documentation.

Recommendation: Request changes to address the consistency issues before merging.

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