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I setup a custom DLP policy for US PII data that generates incident reports if a sensitive information was present in the email. Is there a configuration where if an email is encrypted as an exceptio...
I tried that. Didn’t work. What did work is creating a blank rule at position zero which identifies encrypted messages and does nothing to them. The “except” for encrypted or protected messages doesn’t work.
Ah, gotcha. can't say i tested the except within a rule. I designed my policies similar to how you're describing: i have a first-order policy with however many rules in there as positive finds, bypassing any other DLP if triggered, then actual DLP handling in a separate policy afterwards.
Out of curiosity, are you using DLP controls via Labels or Outlook Message Encryption (say a Transport rule, for example)? I'm stuck with the latter until I can migrate us to Labels, and i suspect that's part of the issue with detecting protected messages.
Out of curiosity, are you using DLP controls via Labels or Outlook Message Encryption (say a Transport rule, for example)? I'm stuck with the latter until I can migrate us to Labels, and i suspect that's part of the issue with detecting protected messages.
- Hi there,
With my current DLP setup,
I have separated and move my DLP policy for exchange in mail transport rule and I have DLP policy for Sharepoint/Teams/OneDrive in Security and Compliance.
The reason I move DLP for exchange in transport rule is that, I can move them in quarantine for review so I know what are being detected as false positives. The only problem with that is, emails that I released from quarantine were requarantined so I have to release the email twice every time. Anyone experience this?
