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ShimKwan
May 25, 2021Brass Contributor
DLP Exceptions issues
Hi,
We are trying to setup a DLP Policy that does the following:
- If an email contains more than 10 credit card numbers and is being sent to an external email address, notify the DLPAdmin user, except if the source of the email is "customerservice@ourcompany.com".
@ourcompany.com is our Azure Tenant (in this example).
So, we have created a new DLP Policy, as follows:
- choose locations to apply the policy: Exchange email (all included, none excluded). No other Location is selected
Customized DLP Rule:
- Sensitive info type: Credit Card Number (High Confidence 10 to Any) AND
- Content is shared from M365 "with people outside my organization"
- Except if sender is: "customerservice@ourcompany.com"
- User notification on: notify these people / send the email to these additional people: DLPAdmin@ourcompany.com
Turn the Policy on right away.
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IMHO the above should work...however, DLPAdmin@ourcompany.com always gets notified when the customerservice@ourcompany.com account send an email externally (and contains 10 or more credit cards). I thought the idea of the 'exceptions' was for the DLP rule to work, except when the exclusion = true.
What are we doing wrong?
Thank you,
SK
- Joe StockerBronze Contributorit doesn't sound like you are doing anything wrong. can you upload a screen shot to confirm?
- ShimKwanBrass Contributor
Hi Joe Stocker,
Thank you for taking the time to respond.
I have attached the DLP Policy screenshots.
Not sure if its useful, but I am using Outlook Web Access, and not the Outlook client for this setup and testing.
Thank you,
Shim
- DanielMaierCopper Contributor
In your case, try to add the exception when selecting the mailboxes and not when configuring the DLP rules.