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DLP with the new sensitivity labels
- Oct 25, 2018
If you look at the pictures, you will see that this applies only to retention labels. Using DLP policies is basically a way to make sure that both retention and protection will apply, with the retention already enforced via a label, and the protection action enforced via the DLP policy. In the future perhaps...
Hello VasilMichev!
Thanks for your reply! Last week I tried applying a DLP policy with one of the conditions being based on a retention label I had published a while back and I'm constantly running into errors (I've attached a screenshot) I've opened a support ticket (#11831531) within the Office 365 Admin Portal and so far they have not been very helpful in resolving the issue. The error message I am still getting today the following:
Request: /api/policy Status code: 500 Exception: Microsoft.Exchange.PswsClient.PswsException Diagnostic information: {Version:16.00.2656.007,Environment:EUSPROD,DeploymentId:b9d1eaec988246bd97ea05edb88f7c8e,InstanceId:WebRole_IN_0,SID:f4012950-8573-4128-8553-41d89b932b35,CID:6bc2a99c-b028-4eba-9ab2-d5362587c12f} Time: 2018-10-25T13:46:36.3441684Z
Are you able to apply a DLP policy for content with a retention label?
Thanks,
Francis
Any update on this? I've the same problems on all my tenants and even the demo tenants from MS give this error. To bad I've a presentation this Friday how to use DLP. Will do with screenshots then.
- Francis OuelletOct 30, 2018Copper ContributorUnfortunately, no. The tickets I opened with Office 365 support is still open and not much is happening. I suggest you do the same for each tenant you have (I've opened 3) as it might start showing up on someone's radar...