Feb 26 2021 09:38 AM
We're evaluating Microsoft's DLP feature set. I enabled a DLP policy that with a single rule that keys on whether the content contains the built-in sensitivity type for IP address. Policy tips are enabled.
I have a fresh Azure AD domain-joined VM (not AD-joined) with Windows 10 20H2. The Office version I'm using is 2101. My license is based on the E5 feature set from the M365 Developer Program. But I can also reproduce this issue in our production environment that has standard O365 E5 and EM+S E5 licensing.
If I create a document, spreadsheet, or email and include an IP address, the policy tip shows in the online versions. And it even shows in the Outlook client. But the policy tips do not show in the Word or Excel clients.
Pere here, the Microsoft documentation indicates that "Office apps do not show policy tips that SharePoint Online site or OneDrive for Business sites have already determined should be shown on a file. As a result, you may not always see a DLP policy tip in the desktop apps that you see in SharePoint Online sites or OneDrive for Business sites"
I take this to mean that you're not getting policy tips in Word and Excel because their online versions already have a policy tip. This hardly makes sense to me, as 99% of the user base uses the clients.
Any guidance on what the standard behavior for policy tips on Word and Excel clients would be much appreciated!
Thank you!
Mar 05 2021 03:11 AM
May 15 2022 07:10 PM
Hi @Andre_Schmidt and @Greg Tate,
Resurrecting an old post here, did you find a fix?
I've come across this today, the web apps show the policy tip file when DLP conditions are met but not the desktop clients where SPO/OD4B is the backend storage. According to the msdocs, we should see it in the message bar and back bar locations. I know this is an issue with Outlook but there is little on the other office apps.