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Endpoint DLP not working as expected
Hi,
i created new test tenant to try Endpoint device DLP, i inboard devices and i created DLP policy for devices , with block action but i its not working .
can you help
thanks
- DP-ITCopper Contributor
Just to give more information ,
i am able to see all activities in the activity explorer in the compliance center. for example i can see upload to the cloud activity which i block in the policy but nothing happened- AdminAt845Copper Contributor
Hey man, I am having the exact same problem. The events get audited but still no actions taken on the Endpoint aka Windows 10 devices. Did you ever find a solution to this?
- Jordi_NoguesCopper ContributorAdminAt845, DP-IT, @All...
I'm having the same problem: "events get audited but still no (block) actions taken on the Endpoints". Did you find the solution?
I've been succesful in a number of previous deployments, and the only differences I can identify here are:
a- the endpoint is managed from SCCM (no Intune);
b- device join type is "hybrid azure AD join";
c- the UPN I use to authenticate to Azure AD doesn't match my email address.
- AnshulbeniwalCopper ContributorMicrosoft DLP is bit different. After creating the policy for endpoint devices you'll have to go to Microsoft Purview > Data Loss Prevent > Endpoint Settings > Browser and domain restrictions to sensitive data and Set service domain to block.
Also add the domain where you are trying to block the upload on
Assumptions:
1- Device is already onboarded
2- Policy has a action set to block or block with user override for sensitive data - yodaPREDATORCopper Contributor
Hi, I know its been a long time since this thread was active but I am experiencing the same from my endpoint DLP rules, so i thought I ask a question here.
Did you manage to solve the problem back then?
In my scenario the protected files gets audited (I can see that in the Activity Explorer) but they are not blocked as they should.The device is already onboarded via script.
Any ideas what might be wrong?
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- WaseemabbasssCopper Contributor
Certainly! To troubleshoot Endpoint DLP issues:
- Check Policy Configuration:
- Verify that the DLP policy is correctly configured for the desired devices.
- Review Logs and Alerts:
- Examine logs and alerts to identify any specific errors or issues.
- Contact Support:
- If the problem persists, reach out to technical support for further assistance. 🌟
- Check Policy Configuration: