Endpoint DLP
8 TopicsOnboarding Devices: "No authenticated user found"
Hi, I am looking to onboard a device in Purview for the purpose of testing some Endpoint DLP policies. I have ran the onboarding script locally and the device successfully appears on the 'Devices' screen. 'Real time protection/RTP' and 'Behavior monitoring/BM' both show as 'enabled' with a green tick, however under 'Valid User' it has a red cross and states: "Invalid: No authenticated user found. Without proper authentication, data classification is impeded. To ensure precise validation, we recommend re-onboarding to Active Directory". The device is in active directory. I have signed into the device with an account that is also in Active Directory. Is there anything additional that I need to do? Any help would be really appreciated - thank you!!!Solved1KViews2likes4CommentsReal Time Monitoring and Behavior Monitoring
Good afternoon, I am running into an issue with DLP protecting endpoints, the following are the findings: In purview: - Real-Time Monitoring Enabled - Behavior Monitoring Enabled The devices are using CrowdStrike as the active AV client and the Defender AV client is in EDR Block Mode however when testing Policies that should restrict USB, Printing, and Copy and Paste of Sensitive Data the policies are not being enforced. The test device is not generating any alerts or notifications in the Purview portal or Toast Notifications. Policies are enforced via GPO: - Real Time Monitoring - Behavior Monitoring Endpoints have Windows Defender FW and Crowdstrike enabled, but have been disabled on the test device. Any insights on why the devices are showing in the MDE Portal that RTM and BM are disabled450Views0likes0CommentsUpload to a restricted cloud service domain or access from an unallowed browser
-The action in DLP rules "Upload to a restricted cloud service domain or access from an unallowed browser" does not seem to be working as expected. -Currently a number of policies are meant to detect certain sensitivity labels as well as certain information types and among the actions taken to restrict data/files being shared, Is the action named above. -The activity explorer shows the policy match but the enforcement action is always audit instead of block(which is specified in the policy) -Service domains and domain groups are added with an action of block in DLP settings. -Unallowed browser also specified. What could be the issue here? Any Ideas?624Views0likes3CommentsPolicy Tip is not working in Outlook Client but works in OWA
User A signs into Computer X (and other Computers also), and the policy tip is functional for him in both the Outlook client and OWA. User B signs into to the same Computer X, policy tip doesn't work for him on Outlook Client but OWA works. We have noticed that for User A account policy nudge rule and classification xmls under C:\Users\<User Profile>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook location and also Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\office\16.0\outlook\PolicyNudges key in registry but these are not getting created for User B on whichever machines he logs on. The missing xml files in the user profile of User B and missing registry key in HKey current user points to either User account/profile related issue or network glitch. Operating System - Windows 10/11 Outlook Version - Current channel 2403 Please help.Solved650Views0likes1Commentexclude network share
i have enabled network share coverage and exclusions within the dlp settings and i have added a network share path in the exclusion list with the following format \\10.10.10.10\ i'm still getting alerts for file copied to network share activity, am i doing it right? do i need to be more specific? the file server has multiple directories and folders, i want to exclude all578Views0likes0CommentsRemove OneDrive/SharePoint save options in Office desktop apps
Hey, I have a customer who is needing to prevent the upload/sharing of Highly Confidential labelled documents to any Microsoft cloud services. They have successfully set up Endpoint DLP and MCAS to do just this for desktop applications like Edge, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive client, but have not found a way to prevent files from being saved to OneDrive/SharePoint via the File menu in apps like Word or Excel. Endpoint DLP has the option to block file upload to certain domains e.g. sharepoint.com, but this feature appears to only work in the browser and not within Office applications. I am aware there is GPO to block OneDrive/SharePoint as a location in Office apps but this would then remove the functionality for all files, not just those labelled Highly Confidential. Is there something else that I could configure that could prevent local files from being saved to OD/SP based on label applied? TIA, EthanSolved1.3KViews0likes1CommentEndpoint DLP restrictions not applied when document created in OneDrive-synchronized folder
I have a DLP policy for Endpoint, restricting activities for MIP-labeled documents, among them printing and copying. I can print a labeled document created in the "Documents"-folder. The "Documents"-folder is synchronized with OneDrive. I cannot print a labeled document created in the "Downloads"-folder (NOT synchronized with OneDrive), even if moved to the "Documents"-folder. Glad for any input or ideas.625Views0likes0Comments