Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: O365 DLP Policy SetupAh, gotcha. can't say i tested the except within a rule. I designed my policies similar to how you're describing: i have a first-order policy with however many rules in there as positive finds, bypassing any other DLP if triggered, then actual DLP handling in a separate policy afterwards. Out of curiosity, are you using DLP controls via Labels or Outlook Message Encryption (say a Transport rule, for example)? I'm stuck with the latter until I can migrate us to Labels, and i suspect that's part of the issue with detecting protected messages.Re: O365 DLP Policy Setup kengab try setting Message Type is: Permission Controlled - that did the trick on my setup. Re: O365 DLP Policy SetupI'm in the exact same spot and confirm the rule exception is not working in my environment, either. Setting the "message type is" to another option (tested with meeting invites) does work, so the rule logic itself operates, it just doesn't detect encrypted messages as one would expect.
